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Production of acid from flue gases from zinc concentrate smelting

2020-05-06View Original

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The more catalysts used for the acid production process from zinc concentrate smelting flue gas, the better; by how much can the height exceed the original design value? Is 5 cm high okay? What about 10cm?
Reply #22020-05-18
Putting too much doesn’t help; it increases resistance. If too little is used, the resistance is low and the gas can take a shortcut. A good catalyst doesn’t require much – what matters is its quality
Reply #32020-06-18
The production of acid from zinc concentrate involves a steady-state transformation; there is no need to worry about investment costs – the height can be increased by 10 centimeters, and while both resistance and conversion rate will change, the effects will not be significant.
Reply #42021-05-06
Treatment of acid-producing exhaust gases: activated carbon adsorption, catalytic oxidation, low temperature, dry desulfurization
Reply #52021-05-28
Absorption of acid-generating exhaust gases. Activated carbon substrate, dry process, desulfurization at low temperature of 50°C; dilute sulfuric acid is produced as a by-product, with sulfuric acid mist emissions below 5; core technology from Sichuan University. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions

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