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Process equipment for producing sodium carbonate by using sodium hydroxide to absorb carbon dioxide from flue gas in a combustion furnace

2018-05-14View Original

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Currently, the combustion furnace is a natural gas furnace, and it is intended to use sodium hydroxide to absorb carbon dioxide from the exhaust gases in order to produce sodium carbonate for internal use.
Reply #22018-05-14
;P has the design drawings, and the equipment manufacturer definitely does as well. Do you have the drawings?
Reply #32018-06-11
This absorption device should be designed by the company, with a focus on controlling chemical reactions; otherwise, sodium bicarbonate will be produced.:):):):)
Reply #42019-08-06
In my opinion, using sodium hydroxide to directly absorb carbon dioxide from exhaust gases is inefficient and results in many impurities; carbon dioxide can be extracted from the flue gas to produce sodium carbonate – I’m quite familiar with the process of extracting carbon dioxide from flue gas.

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