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What should be done with the waste desulfurization agent left over after treating hydrogen sulfide?

2016-11-30View Original

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Environmental regulations are quite strict these days; so what should be done with the sulfur-removing agents used to treat hydrogen sulfide? Their main component is ferrous oxide
Reply #22017-02-25
The owner cannot handle it, nor can the catalyst manufacturer; it must be handed over to a qualified catalyst recycling company for processing. It’s safe, environmentally friendly, and there will be no problems.
Reply #32017-02-27
Our factory paid someone to have it removed and dealt with, but we don’t know how it was handled!

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