Discussion
Sulphur in a fuel matters in a combustion calculation because it
Answer: D
Correct answer: consumes oxygen and forms sulphur dioxide
Sulphur burns to sulphur dioxide, so it adds to the theoretical oxygen requirement and appears in the flue gas - both of which the calculation must account for. It also matters beyond the arithmetic: the sulphur dioxide raises the acid dew point of the flue gas, which sets how far the exhaust may be cooled before the heat exchangers begin to corrode.
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