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2. The burner gas from a sulfur burner analyzes 9.2% SO, ,7.13% 02 and 83.67% N2. The raw Sulfur charged contains 82% pure Sulfur and analysis of the cinder shows 20% unburned sulfur. Calculate: a) % excess air(S to SO2 ) b) % excess air(S to SO3 ) c) m' of saturated air(28°C, 750 torrs)/kg raw S (5.075) d) m' of burner gas (300°C, 730 torrs)/kg raw S (60%) (6.64%) 3 (9.75)

2. The burner gas from a sulfur burner analyzes 9.2% SO, ,7.13% 02 and 83.67% N2. The raw Sulfur charged contains 82% pure Sulfur and analysis of the cinder shows 20% unburned sulfur. Calculate: a) % excess air(S to SO2 ) b) % excess air(S to SO3 ) c) m' of saturated air(28°C, 750 torrs)/kg raw S (5.075) d) m' of burner gas (300°C, 730 torrs)/kg raw S (60%) (6.64%) 3 (9.75)

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2. The burner gas from a sulfur burner analyzes 9.2% SO, , 7.13% 02 and 83.67% N2. The raw Sulfur charged contains 82% pure Sulfur and analysis of the cinder shows 20% unburned sulfur. Calculate: a) % excess air(S to SO2 ) b) % excess air(S to SO3 ) c) m³ of saturated air(28°C, 750 torrs)/kg raw S (5.075) d) m' of burner gas (300°C, 730 torrs)/kg raw S (60%) (6.64%) 3 (9.75)
Transcribed Image Text:2. The burner gas from a sulfur burner analyzes 9.2% SO, , 7.13% 02 and 83.67% N2. The raw Sulfur charged contains 82% pure Sulfur and analysis of the cinder shows 20% unburned sulfur. Calculate: a) % excess air(S to SO2 ) b) % excess air(S to SO3 ) c) m³ of saturated air(28°C, 750 torrs)/kg raw S (5.075) d) m' of burner gas (300°C, 730 torrs)/kg raw S (60%) (6.64%) 3 (9.75)
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