90% sulfur, with the rest being iron oxide – what processing methods can be used to treat it?
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90% sulfur, with the rest being iron oxide – what processing methods can be used to treat it? These solids make up half of the whole, with water accounting for the other half. Which downstream process is suitable for this coarse sulfur? Is there any contact information? Manufacturers are also welcome to come discuss business.
A process for producing acid from pyrite has been identified; the manufacturer has already contacted two companies. If anyone else has a suitable solution, please provide their contact information. A commission will be offered in case of a successful partnership
Is it water or a liquid? ! It’s not clearly expressed, right?
Sulfur and iron are solids, accounting for 50% of the total mass, with the rest being water. It is basically of a blocky structure
Have you seen machines for filtering out stone debris? A filter press can get your waste completely cleaned up
There are N types of filtration; using wire mesh to block something is also considered filtration!
It is already the product that has come out of the filter press. Since the particle size of the solid is within 20 μm, the possibility is basically very low. Subsequently, a processing method was found that can be used for sulfuric acid production, and there are no issues with the process of producing acid from pyrite.
Is the hardness of the solid high? What is the oxidation state of iron oxide? Could hydrometallurgy be considered?
Trivalent iron: Hardness has not been measured; in water, its particle size is within 20μm. There are good methods for separating sulfur from iron as well
Use a grid plate for rough filtration, in something like a pressure filter