How to calculate the hydrogen sulfide content in front of the towers in a coking plant
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How to calculate the hydrogen sulfide content in front of the towers in a coking plant
This post was last edited by qugd on 2017-1-10 09:32. If your phone has a calculator function, use it instead. If you have a calculator handy, just use it to do the calculation. That is, without a phone or a calculator, one uses a pen to do calculations on paper. Also, there are calculators in computers, and you can use them to do calculations as well. If you are very good at mental arithmetic, just do it mentally. You don’t want to use any of the above options; just pay some money or treat someone to a meal and have them handle it.
Just take some gas samples and have the laboratory analyze them directly.
Just find a hazardous gas detector to use for testing
What conditions should the landlord use for calculation? Should the sulfur content of the coal blend be used? It’s hard to say; one can only take samples for testing or use online monitoring.
Check what the dry-base sulfur content of the coal fed into the furnace is. If it doesn’t work, just take a sample for testing
There is a formula for calculating the sulfur content in coal fed into the furnace; the most direct method is laboratory sampling and analysis.
Theoretical calculations are carried out based on the conversion rates of sulfur in coal to coke and gas.
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