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Is the dilute sulfuric acid produced in the electrolytic drying process considered hazardous waste?

2020-12-21View Original

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Is the dilute sulfuric acid produced in the electrolytic drying process considered hazardous waste? How does everyone handle it? Is it possible to sell the recovered sulfuric acid to downstream companies?
Reply #22020-12-21
It is hazardous waste because it contains chlorine; the usual practice is to sell it to downstream companies, but it can also be processed internally by concentrating it before reuse
Reply #32020-12-28
Downstream enterprises are generally not hazardous waste disposal units, right?
Reply #42020-12-29
By-products are generally sold to other companies. Don’t ask me why I know. :lol
Reply #52020-12-30
Where can I get sulfuric acid of type A? Can 92.5% industrial sulfuric acid be used as type A?
Reply #62021-01-08
The concentration of dilute sulfuric acid after drying in the chlor-alkali process is not that high

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