How to deal with sulfur blockage in the flue gas during titanium dioxide production
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Sulfuric acid reacts with ilmenite, and the resulting fumes cause severe blockages in the pipes, affecting production; we are seeking effective solutions
Take a sample and analyze what its components are Clogged pipeline indicates extremely high dust levels in the gas phase; try flushing it with cold shock cooling
The reaction is fast and intense; how thick is your pipe? Is the alkali spray on?
Choose corrosion-resistant piping materials, such as non-metallic or anticorrosive ones
The flue is made of fiberglass, with a diameter of 500. The fans have an airflow capacity of 12,000–22,000 cubic meters per hour; there are 8 such fans in total. It is a continuous acidolysis process, and there are sprayers installed on the tower. It is necessary to determine the appropriate amount of water to be used in order to prevent sulfur that condenses in the flue gases from causing blockages in the flue. 4 cubic meters of sulfuric acid per hour.