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1. Dear colleagues in the industry, our company plans to build a new facility for producing 20,000 tons of liquid sulfur dioxide per year. The main process involves absorbing SO2 gas using organic amines, followed by desorbing high-concentration SO2 gas, which is then dried, compressed, and cooled to become liquid sulfur dioxide for storage. The liquid sulfur dioxide produced will be mainly used internally; we are currently considering whether to add filling facilities in order to sell it externally. Could everyone share their insights on the market situation for liquid sulfur dioxide? 2. Dear sea friends, which company generally produces sulfur dioxide compressors?
Ammonia refrigerators are generally used as a substitute. The oil-free version is an improved version using an air compressor; you should ask Nanjing Compressor Factory about it. Where is your company’s production location? A profit of over 300 must be ensured before considering sales
Our company is capable of doing this; we look forward to more communication
Operational costs need to be carefully considered. There are now technologies with lower operating costs than organic amines.
Brothers, do you directly dry, compress, cool, and pack the SO2 after analyzing it? What’s the quality like?
What is your sulfur dioxide used for?
It hasn’t started production yet; products will be available next year.
Hi, could you provide a contact way? I’d like to learn more in detail
Hello, our company is also considering launching a liquid sulfur dioxide project at the moment. Could you please share your contact information? I’d like to get more detailed information
Does 20,000 tons of liquid SO2 constitute a major hazard source? Has such a large production capacity been tested in the market?