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Is degassed liquid sulfur explosive?

2016-12-09View Original

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Everyone, if liquid sulfur has been degassed and its H2S content is kept below 10–15 ppm, will high concentrations of H2S precipitate during its storage? Should this storage device be considered a source of explosive hazard? Urgent, waiting anxiously for the experts’ replies. Thank you!
Reply #22016-12-09
Such a low PPM level should be quite safe, meeting the safety requirements for storage, loading, and transportation.

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