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conversion reaction

2012-01-13View Original

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I’m not very clear about the oxygen-sulfur ratio in the conversion reaction, how it can be controlled, and its impact on the conversion rate. I hope fellow experts can provide some guidance.:handshake
Reply #22012-02-08
The oxygen-sulfur ratio seems to be around 1.1 to 1.4; in actual production, this ratio is achieved by controlling the amount of air and the flow rate of the process materials. The higher the oxygen-sulfur ratio, the higher the conversion rate

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