Is it possible to detect the content of sublimated sulfur in the flue gas from sulfur incineration furnaces?
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This post was last edited by Zhang Ruqing on 2015-9-23 at 23:59. Hello everyone: I seem to have seen somewhere before that it’s possible to detect the components of the gas produced by sulfur incineration furnaces; is there any equipment available to measure the sulfur content in such gas? How’s the investment going? Are there any application performance metrics? Could you please recommend some? Thank you!
The components of the flue gas from sulfur incineration furnaces can be detected, but I have not heard of any method for detecting the sulfur content in the sublimated form. You can consult Siemens (China) Co., Ltd., Shanghai Yingsheng Analytical Instruments Co., Ltd., and Shanghai ABB Engineering Co., Ltd. to see if it’s possible.
What I want to ask is, why is it necessary to use instruments to detect sublimated sulfur in sulfur incinerators? Under normal conditions, there is no sublimed sulfur present. Gas concentration analysis replaces the instrument used for analyzing sublimated sulfur. As long as the gas concentration is well controlled, there will be no sublimed sulfur. The testing instruments for analyzing the sulfur sublimated from the concentrated gas are somewhat redundant. Of course, I’m not aware of your specific manufacturing processes; please forgive any inappropriate remarks! !