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「Discussion Post: Analysis of Deposits from Leaks in Sulfur Recovery Flue Gas Incinerators

2020-01-14View Original

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There is a leakage point due to trachoma here; please analyze why dark green liquid is seeping out Is it sulfur trioxide produced by burning acidic gases containing ammonia in a sulfur-making furnace, or is it a color change resulting from the reaction of ferric chloride with SO2 followed by heating, or some other reason?
Reply #22020-01-14
This location is the position of the burner ignition gun for the exhaust gas incinerator
Reply #32020-01-14
First, dark green precipitates form; this is definitely due to acidic gases containing ammonia that fail to burn and end up in the incinerator. The steam stripping process upstream is not properly controlled

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