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Treatment of fluorine-containing exhaust gases in phosphoric ammonium production

2009-04-02View Original

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How to treat fluorine in phosphoric ammonium exhaust gas
Reply #22009-04-02
There are technologies for producing industrial-grade hydrofluoric acid from fluorine-containing waste gases; the original poster can search to find out more about them.
Reply #32009-04-02
It can be treated by using a graphite absorption tower; after two stages of absorption and one stage of gas washing, the exhaust gases can be discharged in a way that meets **environmental regulations**.
Reply #42009-04-02
Many manufacturers use venturi tubes for spraying.
Reply #52009-04-03
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Reply #62009-04-03
In the fluorine chemical industry, fluorine-containing exhaust gases are first treated with acids, and then subjected to two to three stages of water washing to produce hydrofluoric acid or other substances; these by-products can be sold externally, with the third washing stage sometimes involving the use of alkalis

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