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Sulfur heating

2019-09-04View Original

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I read in the documents that the sulfur reactor system is heated when the combustion furnace is at over 800 degrees; is it possible to heat the reactor when the combustion furnace is at a lower temperature? I don’t quite understand; please explain, extra points appreciated
Reply #22019-09-05
It’s a systematic process; it should be a synchronous temperature increase, right.....
Reply #32019-11-07
The drying reactor is used for removing water; since the furnace isn’t yet dry, when the process is switched to the reactor, the water ends up in the reactor as well. So the operating temperature is generally above 900 degrees
Reply #42019-11-23
The system is heating up, with different temperatures in the combustion section and the reaction section. Are you referring to furnace drying, the first startup, or warm-up?

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