Effect of exhaust furnace reactions on temperature

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The main reaction in the flue gas furnace, H2S+O2=SO2+H2O, is an exothermic reaction; if the preceding conversion is not effective and the flue gas contains high levels of hydrogen sulfide, the intense reaction upon entering the furnace will cause the furnace temperature to rise. If the sulfur dioxide content is high, the reaction decreases and the furnace temperature drops as well. So, with a constant amount of gas, changes in the exhaust components will affect temperature fluctuations – is that correct? ((Reproduction not enabled))) This post was last edited by Seiwa-hito on 2009-3-17 21:06]

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