Sulfur Daily Question, May 9th------3 points for participation, 10 points for a correct answer
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This post was last edited by Sulfur-Zinc-Aluminum on 2016-5-13 at 15:33. The moderator usually forgets to create questions when they are on break; they went out to play again on the 8th. . . Short answer: What is the definition of sulfur recovery rate?
Sulfur recovery rate = 【(Sulfur content in the acidic gas feed) – (Sulfur content present as sulfur in the exhaust gas)】/Sulfur content in the acidic gas feed
Sulfur recovery refers to the chemical process of converting sulfides in toxic sulfur-containing gases such as hydrogen sulfide into elemental sulfur, thereby turning waste into a valuable resource and protecting the environment. The sulfur recovery rate refers to the proportion of recovered elemental sulfur to sulfides
Sulfur recovery rate = (Sulfur content in the acidic gas feed – Sulfur content in the exhaust gas as sulfur) / Sulfur content in the acidic gas feed
Sulfur recovery rate = (Sulfur content in the acidic gas feed – Sulfur content in the exhaust gas in the form of sulfur) / Sulfur content in the acidic gas feed
)Sulfur recovery rate = (Sulfur content in the acidic gas feed – Sulfur content in the exhaust gas in the form of sulfur)/Sulfur content in the acidic gas feed
Sulfur recovery rate = (Sulfur content in the acidic gas feed – Sulfur content in the exhaust gas as sulfur) / Sulfur content in the acidic gas feed
What is the definition of sulfur recovery rate? Answer: Sulfur recovery rate = (Sulfur content in the acidic gas feed – Sulfur content in the exhaust gas as sulfur) / Sulfur content in the acidic gas feed
The conversion rate of sulfides into elemental sulfur