Metallurgical Sulfuric Acid Plant Gas Cleaning Using Dynawave Froth Scrubbing Technology (7b3421b0-7054-4a39-ae36-171cf9211124)

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
James R. Myers
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The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
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14
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Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

A source of clean gas containing sulfur dioxide and sufficient oxygen for convers.ion to sulfur trioxide ?is essential to the production of sulfuric acid. S02 containing gases obtained from roasting sulfide ores are heavily contaminated with inorganic dust and volatile impurities. If not removed, these contaminants will reduce product acid quality, foul the catalyst beds and mist eliminators, and accelerate equipment corrosion. This paper reviews conventional gas cleaning systems for metallurgical acid plants, followed by a discussion of modern systems utilizing DynaWave Scrubber technology. This technology is based on a unique approach to? gas scrubbing that can concurrently accomplish several gas cleaning/processing tasks scrubbing liquid is injected into the gas stream to create. a "Froth Zone". This is a region of extreme turbulence, with a very high rate of liquid .surface renewal. It efficiently removes both particulate matter and gas contaminants, and is also a cost effective quenching device for gases as hot as 1250º C. Smelter
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APA: James R. Myers  (1992)  Metallurgical Sulfuric Acid Plant Gas Cleaning Using Dynawave Froth Scrubbing Technology (7b3421b0-7054-4a39-ae36-171cf9211124)

MLA: James R. Myers Metallurgical Sulfuric Acid Plant Gas Cleaning Using Dynawave Froth Scrubbing Technology (7b3421b0-7054-4a39-ae36-171cf9211124). The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1992.

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