Process for the concentration of dilute sulphuric acid solutions
AssigneeTioxide Group Services Limited
InventorJames Henry Bush
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AssigneeTioxide Group Services Limited
InventorJames Henry Bush
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A process is provided for increasing the concentration of sulfuric acid in a waste solution of sulfuric acid previously used to produce titanium dioxide. The waste solution of sulfuric acid is fed into a first heat exchanger/evaporator stage that operates at a sulfuric acid concentration of less than 30%. A portion of the solution discharged from the first heat exchanger/evaporator is fed into a heat exchanger/evaporator that uses waste heat and operates at a sulfuric acid concentration that is greater than 40%, while the remainder of the solution discharged from the first heat exchanger/evaporator and the solution discharged from the heat exchanger/evaporator using waste heat is fed into a second heat exchanger/evaporator that operates at a sulfuric acid concentration that is greater than 50%.
A process for increasing the concentration of sulphuric acid in a solution of waste acid containing 10-30% sulfuric acid and further containing metal salts using a multistage heat exchanger vacuum evaporator system, comprising the steps of
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