Sulfur-based acid production or hydrogen sulfide-based acid production
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This post was last edited by ～～ on 2016-11-3 15:09. Dear sea friends, may I ask which of you have systems for producing acid using sulfur or directly from hydrogen sulfide? The current process conditions are as follows: the volume of acidic gas is 900 m3/h, the hydrogen sulfide concentration is around 65%, the gas pressure is 20 kPa. In addition to hydrogen sulfide, the acidic gas also contains NH3 (1%), CO2 (26.5%), and water vapor. Preparing the previous acid production system. Is it better to produce acid using the dry method or the wet method?
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There are too many units that can be designed for acid production
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What is the production capacity? Should sulfur be added?
The production capacity is 30,000 units; if the process permits, sulfur paste may be added later
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