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What are the treatment methods for the displacement gas in vinyl chloride synthesis?

2011-11-19View Original

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Hey experts, how is acidic gas handled during the pumping and replacement processes of vinyl chloride synthesis converters? Is there a better way to absorb it? Thank you first. . . . . . . .
Reply #22011-11-24
This post was last edited by clq20040107 on 2011-11-24 at 11:32. It can be extracted using a small water jet pump and then absorbed to produce acid. It involves adding a cooler, a acid circulation pump, and PVC pipes. The investment is not large, and little amount is used either; if environmental regulations are not particularly strict, it’s not necessary.
Reply #32011-12-01
Absorbed directly with water; the waste acid and base are neutralized before being discharged to the pH adjustment tank
Reply #42011-12-03
Hehe! Don’t exaggerate too much! Either expel it or use a bucket to absorb it – do you really think those companies will pay any attention to that? Especially at night! Queue up!
Reply #52011-12-06
Reply to 4# peipei: The company keeps talking about environmental protection these days. . . Direct water absorption; there’s also a lot of acid mist at the site. . . .

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