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Scaling in the acid production wastewater from pyrite

2016-08-30View Original

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Our factory uses pyrite to produce sulfuric acid, and the slag wash water is recycled. Currently, the sulfuric acid slag flushing water contains calcium sulfate, which tends to crystallize and block the pipes. How can this be resolved?
Reply #22016-09-02
Multi-stage sedimentation tanks are used, with overflow circulation; the sludge settled in the sludge removal tank is regularly removed and taken away
Reply #32020-10-23
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Reply #42021-03-15
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