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Use of low-temperature catalytic method for sulfuric acid exhaust gas treatment

2015-06-17View Original

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Our factory discharges 6,500 NM3/h of exhaust gas, with a SO2 concentration of 1,000–15,000 mg/m3. We are planning to install an exhaust gas absorption system; are there any companies that use low-temperature catalytic methods? Could you please provide detailed information on their usage, including investment costs and ongoing operating expenses? Thank you.
Reply #22015-06-17
What device does produce your exhaust fumes?
Reply #32015-06-17
This post was last edited by hnfxl689 on 2015-6-17 at 16:51. We specialize in the treatment of sulfur-containing exhaust gases; feel free to contact us via **internal message system** if you need any services
Reply #42015-06-17
The investment for the oxidation method is low, within 100W
Reply #52015-06-17
This post was last edited by hnfxl689 on 2015-6-17 at 16:53. If you have the funds, you can consider the low-temperature conversion method; the investment cost can be estimated at 100 yuan per cubic meter. Active carbon and the ionic liquid method are more expensive than these.
Reply #62015-06-18
Oxidation method? What are the main processes?
Reply #72015-06-18
Then you can use ionic liquids to absorb sulfur dioxide and then return it to the acid production facility
Reply #82015-07-01
Don’t you have any journals on the sulfuric acid industry? There are articles on that subject in them. What kind of factory is yours? Why are you so narrow-minded?
Reply #92015-07-02
Small sulfuric acid plants, copper smelting – there are no journals on the sulfuric acid industry. Could you send them to me?

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