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Dear seniors, does anyone have training materials for personnel working with sulfuric acid? I would appreciate it if I could borrow them for reference. Thank you!
For operators, it’s sufficient as long as they are familiar with and understand the procedures for handling sulfuric acid! http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-57675-1-6.html Attachments: 1. Technical Operating Procedures for Sulfuric Acid.doc (555 KB), uploaded on 2007-7-6 09:09 PM; download count: 6820. 2. Operating Procedures for Sulfuric Acid Production Posts.doc (291 KB), uploaded on 2007-7-6 09:09 PM; download count: 98. 3. Operating Procedures for Absorption Posts.doc (71.5 KB), uploaded on 2007-7-6 09:09 PM; download count: 69. 4. Operating Procedures for Waste Heat Boilers in Sulfuric Acid Production.doc (155 KB), uploaded on 2007-7-6 09:09 PM; download count: 61. 5. Operating Procedures for Waste Heat Boilers in Sulfide Ore-based Sulfuric Acid Production.doc (167 KB), uploaded on 2007-7-6 09:09 PM; download count: 65. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=366806 Experiences in Sulfuric Acid Production
Thank you to this colleague for their help, thank you!
I also need training materials for sulfuric acid operators; it would be best if it relates to the production of acid from zinc ore flue gas
There are now simulation software (OTS) that are quite suitable for training operators who lack experience.
:Where can I find simulation software for handshakes? Can it be uploaded and shared?
It must take a lot of effort to model it. I hope to see such great things on the forum.
There is no such thing as a free lunch. Typical companies still need to find some materials on their own and organize training.
Agreed; the main element in training is still people. It’s important to identify the key focus areas – for example, new systems require more emphasis on sharing experience, while older systems demand more attention to details and principles. Information can actually be found everywhere.