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Sanju Environmental Protection has a hydroxyl-iron oxide desulfurization agent project; it is said to maintain the high desulfurization accuracy of dry desulfurization agents while effectively overcoming the drawback of low sulfur capacity associated with traditional dry desulfurization agents (with a sulfur capacity of around 45%); Reusable (cycled three times, the sulfur capacity of the regenerator is restored to over 95% of that of new material, and the cost per cycle is less than 50% of the initial production cost) ; Is it reliable?
Reply 1# Free Cloud: It may not be possible to reach 45% on an industrial scale; the highest value currently achieved in factory applications is above 35%, based on actual operational data from an oil and gas field in the Northeast! Due to policy reasons, Sanju Environmental Protection has currently suspended its recycling operations, but there are no technical issues. If you are interested in this technology, you can add QQ: 58610219 or call 18601262498 for inquiries.
Is that so? We replaced them in 2009; they were taken away, and now they can’t be recycled – are there environmental regulations for that? ? ? We’re still using his three-tower catalyst, almost 180 cubic meters
Who knows how much a ton of desulfurization agent costs?
Is your brother from the Liaohe Oil Field? Are the products made from trimer reliable?
No, we’re from Hubei. This thing is closely related to the manufacturing process; it’s pretty good actually. When using it, it’s important to pay attention to the manufacturing process
The price difference can be quite large; it might differ by several thousand. So it’s hard to say. I’m pretty familiar with Sanju; I’m from Hubei
How are used solid desulfurization agents disposed of?
It seems that after traditional desulfurizers are discarded, they can be calcined at high temperatures to produce acid
I didn’t expect so many people to be interested in Sanju’s desulfurization agent. What the original poster said earlier is basically correct, hehe. :victory:
Reply to 7# yfjin2010: Which factory in Hubei are you from?