I would like to ask fellow sailors about the temperature of the exhaust gases generated after producing sulfuric acid from sulfur, iron sulfide, and copper sulfide ores

2010-03-20View Original

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Since I’m at school and not familiar with things on-site, I’d like to know the temperature and concentration of the exhaust gases (before treatment) generated during the production of sulfuric acid from sulfur, iron sulfide, and copper sulfide ores. Thank you! (I study desulfurization)~~~ Those with on-site experience, please share your insights.

Reply #22010-03-22

Thank you for the guidance on the temperature settings; it seems that this temperature is much lower than that of coal-fired boilers.

Reply #32010-03-22

Is there any data on the SO2 concentration? Is it already very low, at a few hundred ppm? I would appreciate some advice from those who know more.

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