Sulfur Daily Question, June 18------3 points for participation, 10 points for a correct answer
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This post was last edited by Sulfur-Zinc-Aluminum on 2016-6-22 08:43. What is the definition of the implied sulfur content? Answer: The amount of H2S in acidic gas that is converted into sulfur is referred to as the sulfur content.
Sulfur potential content refers to the mass fraction of sulfur contained in fuel oil.
The implied sulfur content is the amount of sulfur calculated based on the flow rate of acidic gases and the hydrogen sulfide concentration. But I have another question: This makes sense in the past when there was no exhaust gas treatment, but with exhaust gas treatment in place, it seems that this definition is problematic. Furthermore, there is often a significant discrepancy between the actual flow rate of acidic gas and the analyzed hydrogen sulfide concentration, resulting in a low reliability of the calculated potential sulfur content.
The mass ratio of sulfur in the feed is the latent sulfur content.
The latent sulfur content is the total sulfur content in acidic gases.
Hidden sulfur content = Acidic gas (standardized) * H2S% * 32/22.4
The potential sulfur content refers to the sulfur content in acidic gases.
Amount of acidic gas × Concentration of acidic gas × 32 * 22.4
The latent content of sulfuric acid is the total sulfur content in acidic gases