Sulfur production furnace equipped with hydrogen to burn acidic gases
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How can this wind setting be adjusted to ensure the ratio is 2? Without hydrogen, the ratio of acidic gas to air is 1 to 2. I’m a beginner when it comes to sulfur processing; I’d appreciate some guidance from those with more experience. When I adjusted the air ratio, I used a 1:2 ratio for hydrogen as well, but the results weren’t good. It seems that the hydrogen got blown to the back side. The hydrogen volume in the hydrogen reactor wasn’t changed at that time, yet the hydrogen analysis values increased, and the temperature of the incinerator also rose. At that time, the temperature of the sulfur production furnace was 1190
1. The purpose of adding hydrogen is to increase the furnace temperature; it has little to do with the air-fuel ratio. 2. When burning acidic gases, controlling the air volume is intended to maintain a ratio of H2S to SO2 in the gas after combustion at 2:1 ； 3. The air intake volume should be calculated based on mass balance; it is not necessary to maintain a ratio of 1:2 between acidic gas and air volume