How much sulfur can be produced from 1,000 cubic meters of hydrogen sulfide?

2017-11-27View Original

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This post was last edited by liaifeng on 2018-8-9 09:04; the hydrogen sulfide concentration is assumed to be 30%

Reply #22017-11-28

Different processes result in varying recovery rates and different products. You can calculate the theoretical sulfur content and then make an estimate.

Reply #32017-11-28

The main thing is how to calculate it; having a formula is enough

Reply #42017-11-30

Hydrogen sulfide × 32/34 × the recovery rate specified in the plant design; however, this recovery rate fluctuates and is highly dependent on the operating conditions. If there is an on-line exhaust gas detector, it can be used as hydrogen sulfide × 32/34 – sulfur dioxide emissions from exhaust gases × 2

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