Request for calculation of steam generation per ton of acid produced in low-temperature heat recovery
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The sulfur-based acid production process is equipped with a low-temperature recovery system. The amount of steam produced per ton of acid ranges from 0.4 to 0.55 tons per ton of acid. I would like to know how this value is calculated. Additionally, waste heat boilers also have a parameter related to the amount of steam produced per ton of acid, which is roughly between 1.0 and 1.2. If anyone knows the answer, please help me out. Thank you! ——A newcomer to sulfuric acid who loves to learn and explore
The number of tons of steam produced divided by the number of tons of acid produced; a longer time period yields more accurate results. On a monthly basis, the value for waste heat boilers is approximately 1.2
Gas production divided by acid production gives the gas output per ton of acid; the gas output per ton of acid at low temperatures is around 0.42–0.5
How is the acid production amount calculated for low-temperature recovery? Is it based on the water added at the mixer?