In the sodium citrate flue gas desulfurization, what are the factors affecting the aging and deterioration of the absorbent?

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In the sodium citrate flue gas desulfurization, what are the factors that affect the aging and deterioration of sodium citrate? Currently we know the temperature, SO3 content, and oxygen content. What other factors are there? and the importance of these factors.

Reply #22017-01-16

Please help, I hope everyone can discuss this together.

Reply #32017-01-16

This is not called aging, it’s caused by too much accessory salt. Change it to ionic liquid!

Reply #42017-01-18

The key lies in the purification of flue gas, and defogging is the key.

Reply #52017-01-20

It has something to do with steam temperature and cycle time. This can be used for denitrification and regeneration.

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