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What measures should be taken to address the white smoke generated during the loading of fuming sulfuric acid and its use?

2009-02-18View Original

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What measures should be taken to address the white smoke generated during the loading and sampling of fuming sulfuric acid?
Reply #22009-02-18
It is normal for white smoke to appear during the loading and sampling of fuming sulfuric acid. . . What to process? ? ?
Reply #32009-02-18
It seems it can’t be handled; maybe wear a gas mask
Reply #42009-02-19
From an environmental protection perspective, absorption devices can be used in concentrated areas, but in reality no absorption has been observed.
Reply #52009-02-19
The flue gas should still be treated; the acid-filled tank truck’s exhaust can be directed back to the storage tank in a sealed manner. Exhaust isolation valve.
Reply #62009-02-19
I still lack experience! It can be absorbed and processed, and it must be processed as well; otherwise the surrounding environment will not allow it.
Reply #72009-02-19
I think it should also be dealt with, but I haven’t taken any action on it; I haven’t seen any sulfuric acid plants in the vicinity handling it either.
Reply #82009-02-21
Vapor equilibrium in tank trucks and storage tanks, and dilute sulfuric acid absorption can also be considered.

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