The concentration of SO2 generated by liquid sulfur burning in a sulfur burner
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When liquid sulfur is burned in a sulfur-burning furnace, the concentration of SO2 generated is directly related to the amount of air entering the furnace. As shown in the figure, does it mean that burning one ton of liquid sulfur would require approximately 480 standard cubic meters of air per hour to generate SO2 with a concentration of 6%, and burning approximately 416 standard cubic meters of air per hour to generate SO2 with a concentration of 7%? Please tell me if you know, thank you
Yes, according to the data in the figure, burning one ton of liquid sulfur to produce SO2 with a concentration of 6% requires approximately 480 standard cubic meters of air, while generating SO2 with a concentration of 7% requires approximately 416 standard cubic meters of air. The amount of air directly affects the concentration of SO2 generated. .