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2009-04-18View Original

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Since this is my first time dealing with sulfuric acid, I have a few questions: what is an appropriate concentration for absorbing the acid? Is an S02 concentration of 0.28% in exhaust gases appropriate? The steam output is 0.7 tons per ton of sulfuric acid – is that too low? How can this be addressed? What is a normal conversion rate?
Reply #22009-04-18
Acid absorption concentration: 98.2–98.6%. The S02 concentration in the exhaust gases should be less than 0.0336%
Reply #32009-04-28
Acid absorption concentration: 98---98.8%. The S02 concentration in the exhaust gases should be less than 0.02%. The single-stage conversion rate should be 85% or higher, while the overall conversion rate should be 98.5% or higher. Acid mist: ≤0.03 g/Nm³; Moisture: ≤0.1 g/Nm³; Dust: ≤5 mg/Nm³; Fluorine: ≤1 mg/Nm³; Arsenic: ≤1 mg/Nm³

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