One hundred pounds per hour of iron pyrites containing 90% FeS2 and 10% gangue are burned with 20% excess air based on conversion to SO3. The cinder discharged from the burner contains no sulfur. No conversion to SO3 occurs in the burner. The burner gas is passed through a converter which effects a 98% conversion of SO2 to SO3. The converter gas is passed to an absorber where all the SO3 is absorbed by 80% H2SO4 solution, which becomes 100% H2SO4 solution in the process. Calculate: (a) the burner gas analysis, (b) the converter gas analysis, (c) the absorber gas analysis, and (d) pounds of 100% H2SO4 produced per 24-h day. Aswer letter b-d. Thank you!
One hundred pounds per hour of iron pyrites containing 90% FeS2 and 10% gangue are burned with 20% excess air based on conversion to SO3. The cinder discharged from the burner contains no sulfur. No conversion to SO3 occurs in the burner. The burner gas is passed through a converter which effects a 98% conversion of SO2 to SO3. The converter gas is passed to an absorber where all the SO3 is absorbed by 80% H2SO4 solution, which becomes 100% H2SO4 solution in the process. Calculate: (a) the burner gas analysis, (b) the converter gas analysis, (c) the absorber gas analysis, and (d) pounds of 100% H2SO4 produced per 24-h day. Aswer letter b-d. Thank you!
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One hundred pounds per hour of iron pyrites containing 90% FeS2 and 10% gangue
are burned with 20% excess air based on conversion to SO3. The cinder discharged
from the burner contains no sulfur. No conversion to SO3 occurs in the burner. The
burner gas is passed through a converter which effects a 98% conversion of SO2 to
SO3. The converter gas is passed to an absorber where all the SO3 is absorbed by 80% H2SO4 solution, which becomes 100% H2SO4 solution in the process. Calculate:
(a) the burner gas analysis,
(b) the converter gas analysis,
(c) the absorber gas analysis, and
(d) pounds of 100% H2SO4 produced per 24-h day.
Aswer letter b-d. Thank you!
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