What is the process for producing magnesium sulfate from alkylated waste acid?
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This post was last edited by Alkylation and Spent Acid on 2017-9-5 15:05. As the title suggests, what is the quality of magnesium sulfate produced from alkylation spent acid? Is the technology mature?
The manufacturing process is not mature, resulting in many impurities in the products, as well as large amounts of waste gas and wastewater
With strict environmental regulations nowadays, and a high level of waste gas and wastewater emissions, it’s likely difficult to obtain environmental approval, as well as to cope with environmental inspections.
The sulfuric acid content should be no less than 40%; that’s acceptable. You can take 7 bottles of water. It is a method for treating waste acid.
The sulfuric acid content in alkylated waste acid is 89% or higher; it merely contains organic hydrocarbons. I don’t know where there are devices that are in operation.
I know of a company that operates well with 20,000 tons per day, handling waste acid with a concentration of over 40%, as well as materials containing organic benzene rings. For details, contact zfc0326@163.com