Problems with backwash drainage water quality of sulfur dissolving tanks and clarifiers

2007-12-20View Original

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consult: Chemical and physical properties of the waste from sulfur dissolving tanks and clarifiers. Introduction to wastewater components. Characteristics of wastewater.

Reply #22007-12-21

refers to the water used to wash exhaust gas

Reply #32007-12-21

Is it the discharge water from the waste gas washing of the molten sulfur tank and clarifier? What process do you use and what equipment do you use? This post was last written by zhangwen * ng edited on 2007-12-21 13:42 ]

Reply #42007-12-23

That’s right! Adopting two-rotation and two-suction process

Reply #52007-12-23

See: http://www.labournet.com.cn/qingkuang/fileview.asp?title=%B5%DA%C1%F9%B4%F3%C0%E0:%C9%FA%B2%FA%A1%A2%D4%CB%CA%E4%C9%E8%B1%B8%B2%D9%D7%F7%C8%CB%D4%B1%BC%B0%D3%D0%B9%D8%C8%CB%D4%B1&filename=ld013107.txt

Reply #62008-03-08

I don't know what the poster means

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