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Treatment of barium sulfate sludge

2010-04-26View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:46. Let’s discuss how to handle barium sulfate sludge after removing sulfate ions using brine What is the filtration effect of using a plate and frame filter press? , , -
Reply #22010-04-27
If it is pure barium sulfate in the salt sludge, its effectiveness is not very good due to the small size of its particles; it performs better when filtered under pressure together with calcium carbonate, magnesium hydroxide, and other substances.
Reply #32010-04-27
We also use plate and frame filter presses to separate barium sulfate on our own, but the results are not very good. Then it was sold to the customer; I don’t know how the customer carried out the further processing. Heat and dry directly with steam? I hope a familiar colleague can introduce me.
Reply #42010-04-27
How much is it per ton approximately? Which manufacturers to sell to?
Reply #52010-04-28
Recovery is generally handled by specialized companies. The weighting agents used in oil and gas drilling muds see increasing consumption in fields such as barium chemicals and fillers as well. In the field of coatings, it can also be used as a body pigment added to coatings, thereby improving properties such as the coverage and density of the paint film. It improves the performance of the coating to a certain extent. The recovered material generally does not meet the requirements for use as a contrast agent in the digestive system in medical applications
Reply #62010-04-28
This post was last edited by Happy for a lifetime 123 on 2010-6-3 at 18:55. Our factory supplies barium sulfate; they purchase it and then dry it.
Reply #72010-06-03
Our factory purchases large quantities of barium sludge; prices are negotiable. Phone: 13703825067. QQ: 621044014
Reply #82010-07-17
Our company will produce a product containing barium and lithium. Does anyone know what an environmentally friendly way is to dispose of this product once its useful life is over? The product after use mainly contains barium and lithium
Reply #92015-07-27
In-depth discussions are possible regarding the processing of barium sludge into barium sulfate

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