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Is the sulfur paste recovered from sulfur recycling considered hazardous waste or solid waste?

2020-04-03View Original

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This sulfur ointment is neither hazardous waste nor solid waste. The so-called hazardous waste and solid waste **come with codes. There is no corresponding code for sulfur ointment. He should belong to the desulfurization by-products. At the same time, there can be a stable demand for sales. Sulfur can be used to make sulfur soap and sulfur. Acid. Make organic fertilizer. It belongs to **basic chemical raw materials**. It has a wide range of applications. Welcome everyone to communicate together.
Reply #22020-04-03
It depends on the recycling process. In some processes, the sulfur slurry contains too many impurities, so it can only be made suitable for use by mixing it with high-purity sulfur
Reply #32020-05-13
Indeed, many manufacturers are concerned about this issue. That makes me feel at ease
Reply #42020-12-17
We do need this by-product sulfur; our requirements aren’t high, but we just don’t know where to find it

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