Prification process
A purification method and hydrogen fluoride technology, applied in the direction of hydrogen fluoride, fluorine/hydrogen fluoride, etc., can solve the problems of high-cost cooling methods, loss of hydrogen fluoride, etc.
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[0038] Contains 0.5%P 2 o 5 The fluorspar and sulfuric acid are fed into a converter together to react to obtain a hydrogen fluoride stream containing sulfuric acid, phosphorus and other impurities. The gas stream is passed through a pre-purifier to obtain a 0.1% H 2 SO 4 and 0.4% P 2 o 5 impure hydrogen fluoride stream. The impure gas stream was introduced into a packed column for contact with a counterflow of cooled 45°C aqueous hydrogen fluoride solution. Almost all gaseous components are cooled in this packed tower, and its liquid product contains 72% hydrogen fluoride, 25% water, 1% H 2 SO 4 and 2%P 2 o 5 . This stream is pumped into a distillation column operating at 3 bar. The working temperature at the top of the distillation column is 65°C, the reflux rate is 2, and then hydrogen fluoride with a purity of 99.99% is obtained. The upper airflow contains only 0.01% water and less than 0.001% P 2 o 5 . The working temperature of the reboiler is 120°C and th...
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