Ways to utilize by-product acid waste for the production of magnesium sulfate
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Our company uses waste sulfuric acid to produce magnesium sulfate. The waste sulfuric acid should contain a small amount of organic substances, and the resulting magnesium sulfate should be heptahydrate. It appears as white granular crystals after passing through a fluidized bed. No specific parameters have been measured yet; we’re not sure what applications it could have – is there anyone interested in it?
It is generally used to make fertilizers; it is inexpensive and has little economic value.
This post was last edited by txglyl on 2021-2-21 09:03. By removing organic matter, it can be used as fertilizer; it sells very well here at Peifu.
Our company is located in Shaanxi, with a monthly production volume of around 2,000 tons.
OP, what kind of centrifuge do you use for magnesium sulfate?
It can be used as fertilizer; we need it. What is the approximate factory price?
Can I send some samples? We have sales channels
What are your quality requirements for magnesium sulfate you sell? Can you tell me?
The heavy metals are within acceptable limits, especially arsenic; moreover, the dissolution rate is fast
None of these are problems. Are there any requirements regarding the product color?