Dear sea friends, how can we increase the added value of sulfuric acid AN, a by-product of ammonia-based desulfurization?

2020-01-03View Original

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Dear sea friends, how can we increase the added value of sulfuric acid AN, a by-product of ammonia-based desulfurization?

Reply #22020-01-06

Is it more profitable to use the by-product sulfuric acid from ammonia-based desulfurization for granulation, or to use it in the production of compound fertilizers? Are there any examples? Thank you all!

Reply #32020-01-06

Is it more profitable to use the by-product sulfuric acid from ammonia-based desulfurization for granulation, or to use it in the production of compound fertilizers? Are there any examples? Thank you all!

Reply #42020-08-04

The ion method is used to produce military-grade potassium sulfate, with calcium chloride and ammonia as by-products.

Reply #52021-03-23

Increase the concentration of sulfuric acid An! Reducing subsequent processing costs is equivalent to increasing added value

Reply #62021-03-30

Does anyone want the sulfuric acid we have evaporated?

Reply #72023-04-22

Ammonium nitrate, N=22%, and agricultural potassium sulfate are produced.

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