Guest Zauberberg Posted February 26, 2005 Posted February 26, 2005 We are using 35% H2O2 for oxidizing spent caustic (strength between 1-10%, rich in sodium sulfide and sodium mercaptides, ranging between 200-20000ppmw). My concern is about using carbon steel vessel for mixing streams of caustic and H2O2 solutions, with recirculation pump ensuring 100% oxidation. How does the presence of H2O2 affect carbon steel equipment? Dillution rate of caustic is very big (max. allowable concentrations of sulfides and mercaptides before injecting H2O2 are 4500ppmw; vessel volume is 25m3), so unreacted H2O2 would be in very small concentrations. Oxidation is controled by H2O2 dozing and reaction temperature (<80C). If you have any suggestions, please help. Sorry for my English; it's not so good, I suppose. Thank you in advance. Wish you good health, Zauberberg
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