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What is the total sulfur level after desulfurization of liquid hydrocarbons?

2016-02-26View Original

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After desulfurization of liquid hydrocarbons in our workshop, the total sulfur level is 342 mg/m3, which is equivalent to 0.342 ppm. I would like to ask how this indicator is derived
Reply #22016-02-26
It should be 342 ppm!
Reply #32016-02-28
No. PPM is equivalent to mg/L; our unit is mg/m3
Reply #42016-02-28
This post was last edited by husnow on 2016-2-28 at 19:43: 343 mg/m3, the **standard for household liquefied gas. I learned it from foreigners. Converted to ppmw, it is 154 mg/kg. mg/m3 is the unit for total sulfur in gaseous form after vaporization, while mg/kg is the unit for total sulfur in liquid form; the conversion factor is 0.45.

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