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wet bed scrubber

wet bed scrubber

wet bed scrubber

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Any one know NaOCl and H2S oxidizing React?on time ?I w?ll use th?s data Wet bed scrubber.Thank you

RE: wet bed scrubber

I read the thread too and question why use NaOCl?  there are lots of non toxic processes to remove H2S, safe easy to use, no experimental reaction times to generate.

RE: wet bed scrubber

(OP)
can you tell me other Metarial ?

RE: wet bed scrubber


montaigne1:

If you are talking about removing fairly large amounts of H2S from a gas stream, the most widely used method is by using an amine treating unit. See this website for a process flow sheet and process description:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amine_gas_treating

If you are talking about removing small amounts of H2S from a wastewater stream, you could could consider dosing the stream with hydrogen peroxide, ozone, or potassium permanganate.

Milton Beychok
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RE: wet bed scrubber

There are Fe3O8 reactions the form FeS.

RE: wet bed scrubber

The Iron oxide will not remove (react) with anything other than H2S.

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