Can true compliance with emission standards be achieved now that the sulfur plant is shut down?
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As the title suggests, with increasingly stringent environmental regulations, higher demands are placed on the shutdown procedures for sulfur processing units. Can true compliance with emission standards be achieved during the shutdown of such units these days? How was it done? Feel free to discuss.
We hope everyone will actively participate in the shutdown operations of the sulfur unit, exchange ideas with one another to promote technological advancements in the unit, and there are rewards for those who participate.
This post was last edited by “I’m so stupid, wuwu” on March 19, 2020, at 13:33. You can refer to Qilu Institute’s nitrogen blowing desulfurization process, as well as their catalysts. It works not only during shutdowns but also during normal vulcanization, ensuring complete compliance with emission standards.
There is relevant information in the materials I sent; quite a few people have downloaded them. The original poster can take a look! https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-2052387-1-1.html
Now it’s acceptable under the new standards, unless no modifications have been made
Now many processes involve post-alkaline washing, so meeting emission standards is no problem at all