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Sulfur Daily Question, March 24------5 wealth for participation, 10 wealth for correct answers

2016-03-24View Original

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This post was last edited by Sulfur-Zinc-Aluminum on 2016-3-26 08:18. Sometimes, when you participate in the daily question challenge, the system doesn’t notify me, which results in my scoring being delayed by two days. But please don’t worry; I will check everything before closing the post to ensure that no one is overlooked and that no one goes without a score. Short answer: What are the main classification methods for sulfur production processes?
Reply #22016-03-24
What are the main classification methods for sulfur production processes? Answer: The main classifications of sulfur production processes are: two-stage conventional Claus process, direct-current sulfur recovery and purification process
Reply #32016-03-24
What are the main classification methods for sulfur production processes? Answer: The main classifications of sulfur production processes are: the two-stage conventional Claus process, and the direct-current sulfur recovery and purification process
Reply #42016-03-24
This post was last edited by Sulfur-Zinc-Aluminum on 2016-3-26 08:18. 1. Partial combustion method: Recommended when the H2S content in acidic gases is above 40%; 2. Shunt method: Recommended when the H2S content in acidic gases is between 15% and 40% ; 3. Direct oxidation method: Recommended when the H2S content in acidic gas is less than 15%.
Reply #52016-03-24
Classification method: 1. Classified according to differences in raw materials; 2. Classification according to different sulfur production processes
Reply #62016-03-24
Yes: (1) Partial combustion method – recommended when the H2S content in the acidic gas is above 40%; (2) Shunt method: Recommended when the H2S content in acidic gas is between 15% and 40% ; (3) Direct oxidation method: Recommended when the H2S content in acidic gas is less than 15%
Reply #72016-03-25
This post was last edited by Sulfur-Zinc-Aluminum on 2016-3-26 08:18. I’m not sure if this is the correct way to reply! The processes are divided into 3 categories: 1. Partial combustion method, 2. Split-flow method, 3. Direct oxidation method
Reply #82016-03-25
Your way of phrasing this question can be a bit confusing, but that’s how it’s classified in the books as well, hehe
Reply #92016-03-26
I saw it only today; my reply yesterday was a mistake. My comment should have been “completely correct,” not “completely incorrect.” Yes, that’s what the book says. . .
Reply #102016-03-26
This post was last edited by Sulfur-Zinc-Aluminum on 2016-3-26 08:19. The Claus process for sulfur production is divided into: partial combustion method, split-flow method, and direct oxidation method

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