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Production of sulfuric acid from acidic gases

2017-07-26View Original

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We are planning to install a plant for producing sulfuric acid from acidic gas. I would like to ask fellow experts which process – dry or wet – is more mature, and which design firm is more experienced in handling such projects
Reply #22017-07-26
The wet process for producing sulfuric acid is better; it involves Danish Topsoe’s patented technology, and the design developed by CNPC’s East China Research Institute is also excellent.
Reply #32017-07-26
This post was last edited by tjuliusuan on 2017-7-31 at 11:15. Nanhua Institute is larger in scale; its dry-process acid has higher quality, while its wet-process acid has lower quality, but it achieves a higher rate of heat recovery
Reply #42017-07-26
May I ask who has the contact information for the acid production team at Nanhua Institute?
Reply #52017-07-26
This post was last edited by tjuliusuan on 2017-8-1 at 16:29, who sent you a message
Reply #62017-07-26
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Reply #72017-08-09
Layer owner, could you also send me the contact information for the acid production team at Nanhua Institute?

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