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How does everyone handle the sulfur paste on site after the purification and desulfurization overhaul?
Collect them for centralized sulfur melting treatment. I wonder what the original poster and you all plan to do about this?
As mentioned on the second floor, the best approach is to collect them in a sulfur foam tank and carry out sulfur melting treatment after starting the machine. We have just completed a major overhaul, and the bottom of the desulfurization tower was also cleaned; however, no foam was found there. If the desulfurization system operates properly on a regular basis, then no sulfur foam should appear during the overhaul – otherwise, it may be necessary to improve the existing processing procedures.
Method 1: It is turned into liquid sulfur in a sulfur melting furnace; Method 2: It is transported to a sulfuric acid plant for use
The amount of by-products resulting from continuous sulfur melting increases rapidly; using a filter before remelting sulfur yields good results, for reference
Filtering the sulfur foam using a plate and frame filter press not only saves steam but also results in less residue, which can all be returned to the system.
If a plate and frame filter press is used, the fully anti-corrosion filter presses produced by Wuxi Kelong Chemical Equipment Co., Ltd. perform very well. Our company owns several of such units, and they have been in use for nine years now with excellent results! The operating costs are also very low; the manufacturer’s contact number is 13861828589, with Mr. Wang as the contact person
The method of filtering first and then adding sulfur can be employed, which reduces steam consumption by 60%, results in very little residual liquid, and allows for good control over both the suspended sulfur and secondary salts in the system.