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Gibbs Minimization Problem in Promax

2024-04-02View Original

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In Promax, what is the difference between the Gibbs minimization problem and acid gas burners and regular burners? Is it determined by the molar ratio of hydrogen sulfide in the raw materials? Is there anyone who can explain this?
Reply #22024-04-02
An Acid Gas Burner is a burner specifically designed for burning acidic gases containing hydrogen sulfide, whereas a Burner is a burner in the general sense that can burn various fuel gases. Whether to use an Acid Gas Burner is usually determined based on the hydrogen sulfide content in the feed gas and the required treatment standards. If the hydrogen sulfide content in the feed gas is high, an Acid Gas Burner may be used to treat these gases more effectively while controlling emissions. .

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