Which outcome occurs when exceeding a recovery boiler's liquor-to-air ratio limit cycle?

💡 Explanation

A smelt bed collapse occurs because excessive organic solids cause a rapid consumption of available oxygen via enhanced oxidation, a reducing environment. Therefore, clinkers form because the non-oxidized smelt fails to properly liquify, rather than normal oxidation at optimal liquor ratios.

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