Seek the process flow and investment cost plan for the tail gas absorption process in sulfur-based acid production using 400,000 tons of sulfur
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Our company currently has a production facility for sulfuric acid production with a capacity of 400,000 tons per year. It previously used an alkaline washing followed by absorption process; we now intend to upgrade it to use hydrogen peroxide for the absorption step. We would appreciate it if you could provide us with a detailed outline of the hydrogen peroxide-based absorption process as well as an estimate of the investment costs involved. Thank you
Find a design firm to create a plan – it won’t cost much. I’m not sure if anyone here can help you with that. Even if they provide you with a plan and the necessary funds, would you dare to use it?
Where is it? Contact information?
It is better to switch to ionic liquids; the investment required is relatively low, and it achieves smoke-free operation with SO2 levels below 100
Not many processes use hydrogen peroxide, right? Its fire hazard classification is Class A – it is flammable and explosive
Could you provide a more detailed introduction? Thank you
I’m interested too; I’d like to hear the details. Thank you!
Last year, our company carried out modifications to the hydrogen peroxide exhaust gas treatment system for a company in Hebei; the system is designed to handle 100,000 tons of sulfuric acid production exhaust gas, and it is now operating properly with emissions that meet the required standards. Those who are interested can get in touch with me. Phone: 13701447516.
The hydrogen peroxide process also cannot ensure that acid mist emissions meet the standards. There are examples of hydrogen peroxide usage in \"Sulfuric Acid Industry\" that can be used as a reference.