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Sulfur capacity calculation

2018-02-28View Original

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Sulfur dioxide is removed through bubble absorption; the initial concentration of sulfur dioxide is 2500 ppm, the flow rate is 30 mL/min, and the volume of the absorption liquid is 30 mL. After 10 minutes, the target penetration concentration of 1250 ppm is reached. The reaction takes place at atmospheric pressure and 60°C. How can the sulfur capacity of this absorption liquid be calculated? Thank you
Reply #22018-03-05
This post was last edited by cgzsw on 2018-3-5 10:39: 【(flow rate * time * initial hydrogen sulfide concentration) / 1,000,000】/absorbent volume = sulfur capacity of the absorbent

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