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Waiting online: Seeking help with the conversion of hydrogen sulfide concentration to sulfur

2009-08-10View Original

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I drank too much and have a headache; I need help with a conversion formula, thanks. Hydrogen sulfide concentration: A% Flow rate: B Nm3/h Calculate sulfur production X
Reply #22009-08-10
It’s very simple; just use the basic chemical reaction formulas to do the calculations.
Reply #32009-08-10
The sulfur yield is A%XBX32/34, which is calculated on the basis of 100% sulfur production; otherwise, it should be multiplied by the yield of hydrogen sulfide converted into sulfur
Reply #42009-08-11
The sulfur production is calculated as ((B/22.4)*32*A%)/1000, with the unit being tons. Hydrogen sulfide concentration: A%; flow rate: B in Nm3/h. Just be careful to use the correct units when performing the calculation.

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