How to address the high consumption of soda ash in sulfur recovery and the high content of by-products in the desulfurization solution?
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This post was last edited by mimi*aojing on 2010-11-9 at 08:48. In our desulfurization section, the consumption of soda ash is extremely high. The concentration of by-products in the desulfurization liquid is very high as well—reaching 374.11 g/L. The specific gravity of this desulfurization liquid is 1.26. The boss has asked us to find a solution; please share your suggestions.
Try to figure out a way to control the desulfurization temperature
Can the increase in by-products in the desulfurization solution be reduced by controlling only the temperature?
It’s too vague. There are several possibilities: 1. Uncontrolled component levels; 2. High levels of by-products (high temperature, short regeneration time, insufficient air supply, equipment overload); 3. Poor composition of the feed gas, with many impurities; 4. Problems during the liquid preparation process
Controlling the yield at the front of sulfur is a major factor.
First, replace a portion of the desulfurization liquid! ! First, bring down the secondary salt levels!
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OP, please describe the detailed situation in your area so that everyone can analyze it