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Sulfur Daily Question, June 16------3 points for participation, 10 points for a correct answer

2016-06-16View Original

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This post was last edited by Sulfur-Zinc-Aluminum on 2016-6-22 08:37. A long holiday was taken for the Dragon Boat Festival, and no daily question was posted during that time. Short answer: What is the acid gas load of a solution? Answer: The acid gas load of a solution refers to the ratio of the number of moles of acidic gases to the number of moles of desulfurization agent per unit volume of the solution.
Reply #22016-06-16
The amount of acid gas dissolved in a unit amount of absorbent is known as the acid gas load; the better the absorption efficiency, the higher the acid gas load.
Reply #32016-06-16
The ratio of the moles of acidic gas to the moles of desulfurizer per unit volume of solution.
Reply #42016-06-16
The acid gas load in the rich liquid refers to the content of acidic components in the rich liquid exiting the bottom of the absorption tower; The lean liquid residual acid gas load refers to the content of residual acidic components in the lean liquid exiting the regeneration tower ; The acid gas load is the amount of acidic components absorbed by the solution in the absorption tower, that is, the difference between the acid gas load of the rich liquid and that of the lean liquid.
Reply #52016-06-16
The ratio of the moles of acidic gas to the moles of desulfurizer per unit volume of solution.
Reply #62016-06-16
The proportion of acidic gas treated by solution treatment relative to the maximum theoretical amount of acidic gas that can be treated
Reply #72016-06-16
The amount of acid gas dissolved in a unit amount of absorbent is known as the acid gas load; the better the absorption efficiency, the higher the acid gas load.
Reply #82016-06-16
The amount of acid gas dissolved in a unit amount of absorbent is known as the acid gas load.
Reply #92016-06-17
The acid gas load in the rich liquid refers to the content of acidic components in the rich liquid exiting the bottom of the absorption tower; The lean liquid residual acid gas load refers to the content of residual acidic components in the lean liquid exiting the regeneration tower ; The acid gas load is the amount of acidic components absorbed by the solution in the absorption tower, that is, the difference between the acid gas load of the rich liquid and that of the lean liquid. Their units are both mol (H2S+CO2)/mol of amine. The acid gas load is a very important parameter in the alcohol-amine-based desulfurization and decarbonization process. The acid gas load of the solution should be determined based on factors such as the composition of the feed gas, the requirements for removing acidic components, the type of alcohol amine used, and the operating conditions of the absorption tower.
Reply #102016-06-17
The acid gas load is a very important parameter in the alcohol-amine-based desulfurization and decarbonization process. The acid gas load of the solution should be determined based on factors such as the composition of the feed gas, the requirements for removing acidic components, the type of alcohol amine used, and the operating conditions of the absorption tower. The acid gas load in the rich liquid refers to the content of acidic components in the rich liquid exiting the bottom of the absorption tower ; The lean liquid residual acid gas load refers to the content of residual acidic components in the lean liquid exiting the regeneration tower ; The acid gas load is the amount of acidic components absorbed by the solution in the absorption tower, that is, the difference between the acid gas load of the rich liquid and that of the lean liquid.
Reply #112016-06-17
#Content of acidic components in the solution#

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