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Moisture absorption and transportation issues of sulfur powder

2021-09-05View Original

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Our factory uses the sulfur foam process for acid production; after drying, what remains is sulfur powder. However, in environments with high air humidity, this sulfur powder absorbs moisture quite significantly, and some of it turns into a slurry during transportation. How do people handle this issue when transporting sulfur?
Reply #22021-09-05
We don’t have this process; please, expert, answer.
Reply #32021-09-06
The sulfur foam was not washed after filtration; it contained a large amount of salt solution. The sulfur that was dried directly had a high salt content and absorbed moisture from humid air.
Reply #42021-09-09
I know the principle, I just want to know how to solve it. Currently, belt sealing, tube chain conveyor, and screw conveyor are being used.
Reply #52021-09-10
You already know and still ask? 1) Wash thoroughly and then dry. It doesn’t absorb moisture no matter how it’s handled, and sulfur can also be sold at a good price ; 2) If washing is not desired, dry it immediately and then bag it to seal it; if bulk transportation is necessary, use dry air for protection.

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