Treatment of alkylated waste acid
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Our company’s alkylation waste acid regeneration unit has to be treated by a professional environmental protection company due to seawater mixing in the waste acid; we have approached a company with which we have long-term cooperation for this task, and they quoted 4,500 yuan per ton. What are everyone’s thoughts on this?
The price asked is way too high. It only costs around 20 million yuan to build a facility for incinerating waste acid, with processing costs of 600–700 yuan per ton; in that case, it’s better to go rob a bank rather than pay 4,500 yuan per ton
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Neutralize it with sodium hydroxide; it’s fine as long as it becomes neutral. Or quicklime will work too; it’s not that complicated. 4500? Isn’t that like robbing a bank?
Then, address the issue of impurities such as organic hydrocarbons in the waste acid at its source, and optimize other control parameters. The specific solution is a bit long; I’ll send it to you via the in-site message. Communicate with each other and make progress together!
1000 tons would cost 45 million, which is enough to afford an imported SAR. But then again, if handled through normal channels, the price would still be around 2000-3000 per ton
Comrades, you haven’t seen the key issue raised by the original poster: he already has a device for treating waste acid; the problem is that seawater has gotten into it. Seawater can cause problems for waste acid treatment devices. Firstly, the waste acid is diluted; whether it can be used is the question. Additionally, the salts in seawater can affect the waste acid treatment equipment, potentially causing scarring or scaling in the pipes and equipment. . . .