Reasons why the temperature behind the combustion furnace for sulfur recovery acidic gases should not be too high
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The temperature behind the burner in the sulfur plant’s acid gas combustion furnace at my company is generally around 1250 degrees. What effects might occur if this temperature exceeds that level?
It’s mainly the fear that there will be problems with the lining.
Just by seeing this title, I thought it was Etta – scrolling down, sure enough it’s you. Does Lao Yu mean he’s worried about the lining getting damaged? One more question: what type of lining is used in acidic gas combustion furnaces? Fireproof bricks or cast materials?
Will high temperatures have an impact on the waste heat boiler that follows?
There is also the issue of process continuity; if the temperature here is too high, it will put a lot of \"pressure\" on the subsequent processes as well as the pipelines and so on.
Our chief operators are afraid of temperature exceeding the limit – why is that?
1 The lining is prone to problems. 2 The burner may get burned out. 3 The perpetual light may be damaged. 4 High doping levels may cause damage