2018 Spring Summer Issue
Bestgrand Chemical successfully starts up world’s largest wet-gas sulfuric acid plant in China
Gaining ever wider acclaim in the area of capturing and treating sulfurous waste gases, wet-gas sulfuric acid (WSA) technology recently passed a milestone. The largest WSA plant, a 300,000 ton per year sulfuric acid facility, came online this year in Huizhou, China. A process that captures sulfur in large enough quantities to ensure environmental compliance with room to spare, WSA draws equal attention for a key side benefit: the generation of commercial grade sulfuric acid.
Features & Guest Columns
- People on the Move
- Sulfur and sulfuric acid: what 2017 taught us
- High pressure 300 MTPD SO2 plant in North America
- Sulfur gun advancements
- Five years later: Comparing single absorption plant using Cansolv vs. double absorption
- Kalium Mineração chooses SAFEHR® for its new 150 MTPD sulfuric acid plant
- Wet electrostatic precipitators for optimal sulfuric acid gas cleaning
- Impala Platinum smelter facility off-gas processing
- Cleaning of the sulfur recovery unit is essential to efficiency
- Looking out: a quick guide to establishing an effective jobsite safety review program
- Dirty sulfur pumps: how to overcome challenges for a smooth operation
- Info sharing at CRU’s conference, Sulphur 2017
Also included in this issue …
- Outotec to deliver modular sulfuric acid resources in the Democratic Republic of Congo
- Port Pirie Redevelopment allows increased operating flexibility
- Mosaic completes acquisition of Vale Fertilizantes
- Umm Wu’al begins production
- New projects boost Iran’s copper sector