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This post was last edited by Sulfur-Zinc-Aluminum on 2016-3-27 08:49. Short answer question: What is the definition of wind ratio?
Reply #22016-03-25
The ratio of the air volume entering the furnace to the acidic gas volume entering the furnace is known as the air-to-gas ratio.
Reply #32016-03-25
The atmosphere ratio is the same as the gas ratio; it refers to the ratio of air (or oxygen) introduced to the acidic gas introduced in the Claus reaction, and this value directly affects the extent of the reaction!
Reply #42016-03-25
The ratio of the air volume entering the furnace to the acidic gas volume entering the furnace is known as the air-to-gas ratio.
Reply #52016-03-25
The molar ratio and volume ratio of the furnace air to the acidic gas flow in the sulfur conversion furnace.
Reply #62016-03-25
The ratio of air to H2S volume.
Reply #72016-03-25
The ratio of air to H2S volume.
Reply #82016-03-25
The air-to-gas ratio is the ratio of the air used for combustion to the feed gas!
Reply #92016-03-25
The gas ratio refers to the volume ratio of air entering the reactor to the acid gas. When the contents of H2S, hydrocarbons, and other flammable components in the acidic gas are known, the gas-to-air ratio can be calculated based on the theoretical oxygen demand of the chemical reaction. For CH4 in sour gas and other combustible components other than H2S, complete combustion is generally assumed.
Reply #102016-03-25
It refers to the volume ratio of air to acid gas entering the reactor.

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