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How to deal with carbon disulfide

2007-12-28View Original

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During the temperature-raising reduction process of low-temperature sulfur-resistant catalysts, carbon disulfide plays a sulfurization role. When the sulfurization is completed, how to deal with the carbon disulfide in the sulfurization tank.
Reply #22007-12-28
It's just that you have to negotiate it during the contract, and the excess will be recovered by them. I just don’t know how good your contract negotiators are.
Reply #32007-12-28
This post was last edited by adsl121 on 2010-6-30 22:23 1. Carefully calculate the dosage before vulcanization, and make sure it is used up in one go. 2. Store in a sealed warehouse.
Reply #42015-12-21
What process is better for sulfur recovery?
Reply #52015-12-25
Carbon disulfide can be burned in the incinerator, and the temperature should be controlled above 800 degrees Celsius

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