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The hazards of high NOx levels in acidic gases after combustion

2017-03-16View Original

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We need to consult experts; this must also be one of the reasons for controlling ammonia levels. What effects would high NOx levels have? Thank you! Everyone is welcome to share their opinions and discuss it
Reply #22017-03-16
High NOx levels lead to excessive nitrogen oxides in exhaust emissions, as well as an increased nitrate content in the resulting sulfuric acid.
Reply #32017-03-17
Our wastewater stripping process uses a full top extraction approach; the nitrogen oxides in the sulfur flue gas are below 60 mg/m3, so there is no issue.
Reply #42017-03-19
NOx should be controlled at the source, which requires increased investment in the preceding processes.
Reply #52022-05-13
Optimize raw materials, control excess oxygen, and adjust the regeneration coking effect

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