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This post was last edited by melao on 2011-11-22 at 13:37. Conversion process flow: Electrostatic precipitator » Empty tower » Packed tower » Primary electrostatic fogger » Secondary electrostatic fogger » Drying tower » Sulfur dioxide fan » 3 to A outside » 3 to B outside » 1 to outside » First conversion layer » 1 to inside » Second conversion layer » 2 to inside » Third conversion layer » 3 to B inside » 3 to A inside » First absorption » 5 to A outside » 5 to B outside » 4 to outside » 2 to outside » Fourth conversion layer » 4 to inside » Fifth conversion layer » 5 to B inside » 5 to A inside » Second absorption. Control of conversion valves: 1# lower by one layer, raise by two; 3# lower by four layers, raise by three; 4# lower by four layers; 5# lower by layers 3, 4, and 5; 6# lower by layers 1 and 2; 7# lower by layers 3 and 4. Precautions and parameters: Acid temperature: 40–50°C during drying; 60–70°C during first absorption; 60–70°C during second absorption. Conversion temperatures: Layer 1 – 420–425°C; Layer 2 – 460–465°C; Layer 3 – 430–440°C; Layer 4 – 420–425°C; Layer 5 – 420°C. (1) The catalyst temperature in the converter must not exceed 600°C. (2) Reasons for exhaust gas emission. High or low acid temperature, high or low acid concentration, and low amount of acid added.
It’s not detailed enough; you should draw a diagram. Should I explain it in more detail so it’s easier to understand?
I know, thanks, let’s learn together*:)
How many tens of thousands of tons of sulfuric acid is this? Is it produced from pyrite or from sulfur?
Reply to 4# Pfz2867: Is electric dust collection used in sulfur-based acid production?
Is there something wrong with the control of the conversion valve?
This post was last edited by z39916480 on 2014-6-4 08:44. Dear seniors, does anyone have any materials regarding the operating procedures, process technical specifications, and plans for the initial commissioning of facilities for the production of acid through the pyrolysis of 15,000 tons of waste sulfuric acid? I am planning to enter this industry and would like to learn more ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
There is no sulfur-based acid production. For pyrite and smelting flue gas, electrostatic precipitators are generally used in the design