Production process of waste acid treatment equipment for alkylation processes
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This year, a methylation unit is being put into operation, and the accompanying waste acid treatment process involves negative-oxygen ammonia removal and positive-oxygen sulfur removal, with the two reactors combined. During the ammonia removal process, is it possible for CO to be generated (as a result of incomplete combustion of the gas), which could then lead to an explosion?
What are negative oxygen ammonia removal and positive oxygen sulfur removal solutions? Is it imported technology or domestic technology?
Hehe, it depends on how it’s operated
Competition is becoming increasingly fierce, and it is expected that a number of entities will be eliminated
Where are you from, alkylated person? Is waste acid also burned in a waste acid furnace?
There is no good solution yet, but I believe there will be new ways forward.
Alkylation waste acid must be sent to an incinerator, where it is converted into new acid for reuse.
I have been exposed to the incineration method and the magnesium sulfate method; you haven’t tried this one yet – I’m not sure what the results will be Which unit?