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Processes for arsenic removal using sulfur and sulfur dioxide

2017-11-06View Original

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Which marine engineer has come into contact with the process of using sulfur and sulfur dioxide to remove arsenic from acidic waste? It is said that this method can also selectively remove copper and rhenium. Could you give me an introduction? Thank you!
Reply #22017-11-13
Is dirty acid discharged during the acid production process? Provide approximate data on water quality and volume, and I can introduce the appropriate treatment process for your needs.
Reply #32017-11-14
Yes, dirty acid contains 5000–20000 mg/L of arsenic, 50–150 g/L of acid, 0.5–1.0 g/L of copper, and 0.5–2.0 g/L of zinc
Reply #42017-12-23
Hello, please provide your contact information so I can send you a comprehensive plan that meets all the requirements
Reply #52017-12-24
Send it to my email, yang*anghui@163.com, thank you!
Reply #62018-01-02
wxm1230@139.com
Reply #72018-01-02
Bro, you can install a sour acid incineration and flue gas purification device

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