Gas-phase treatment method in the acidic water raw water tank
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There are two tanks containing acidic water in the company. During summer, there is more gas inside these tanks; if this gas is released from the top, it will carry a large amount of hydrogen sulfide, leading to environmental pollution or poisoning incidents among workers. Is there any better way to handle this situation? Using a low-pressure flare system isn’t an appropriate option, and moreover, the pressure inside the tanks isn’t very high – it’s lower than the pressure in the flare system. How can the gas phase inside the tank be effectively handled? Help! As a supplementary note, there is also a small amount of ammonia in the acidic gas, which tends to form salts when it enters the incinerator.
If the problem occurs only due to high temperatures in summer, have you considered using low-temperature water coils for cooling, nitrogen sealing, or external wall water spraying?
Connected in parallel with the water seal tank, an additional set of hypergravity reaction deodorization treatment is used; the process is simple, the results are good, and it is easy to operate
Due to space constraints, there is only a small water seal tank, and its effectiveness is poor. Could you please send me some information regarding the supergravity reaction deodorization process you mentioned?
The temperature at the water areas in summer is also around 28 degrees; using low-temperature equipment would result in high costs, and the spray areas are limited and not suitable for such use.