Solving the temperature drop in the high-temperature pyrolysis recovery process for sulfuric acid
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This post was last edited by txglyl on 2016-10-22 08:57. High-temperature pyrolysis process for sulfuric acid recovery: the power wave fails to reduce the temperature; seeking advice from experts
It’s probably due to a low acid cycle volume. Looking at your address on Gangcheng Road, are you from Yatong?
What is the approximate acid concentration among you, and what are the risks associated with high or low levels?
Is the temperature at the front of the power wave too high? Is it the fact that the kinetic wave itself has a poor cooling effect?
If the processing volume is high, the temperature indeed cannot be reduced relying solely on the adiabatic evaporation shock wave; moreover, high temperatures can damage the washing tower, so considering the addition of a heat exchanger would be a good idea
It might be due to high moisture content and acidic soil