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May I ask what are the components of the gas from a copper smelting furnace?

2012-10-12View Original

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The furnace model is unknown... What is the approximate CO content in the furnace’s hot exhaust gases?
Reply #22012-10-12
Mainly CO, SO2, CO2, dust, and so on
Reply #32012-10-12
First, thank you... I mainly want to ask what the CO content is likely to be?
Reply #42012-10-13
It depends on the oxygen content in your furnace gas
Reply #52012-12-06
The CO content should be below 1000 ppm; the lower, the better, as this facilitates the proper operation of electrostatic dust collectors and the converters in acid production systems.
Reply #62012-12-08
The composition of the furnace gas during the smelting process is highly dependent on the raw materials and temperature. The raw materials and their proportions determine the basic composition of the furnace gas, while temperature has a significant impact on the concentration of low-valent oxides in the furnace gas. At high temperatures, the proportion of low-priced oxides increases.

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