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What are the advantages and disadvantages of continuous sulfur melting and intermittent sulfur melting?

2011-04-21View Original

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of continuous sulfur melting and intermittent sulfur melting? Those who have used them, please share your experiences
Reply #22011-04-24
Continuous sulfur melting requires less space and lower steam consumption; it does not need a high-level foam tank, but it demands high standards regarding foam quality. Intermittent sulfur melting does not have such strict requirements for foam quality, yet it is more labor-intensive, causes less damage to the solution, and the resulting sulfur slag is difficult to handle

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