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How is HRs condensing acid formed?

2022-05-24View Original

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I’m asking the experts: why is condensed acid generated during HRS import and export? The Hrs importer is equipped with a steam jet; steam does not react with SO3
Reply #22022-05-28
Have you turned on your HRS steam injectors? In our plant, we haven’t used the steam injectors at all; after about one and a half years of operation, the flue gas inlet pipe became corroded and punctured. I also have another question: is there a significant difference in the steam production volume when the steam injectors are in use compared to when they’re not?
Reply #32022-07-09
The corrosion is severe, and the temperature must be high as well
Reply #42022-07-19
The steam pressure in a steam jet is higher than that of the flue gas, so there is no backflow. If the steam injection is removed, more water will be added to the HRS diluter; otherwise, how can the proper acid concentration in the system be maintained?
Reply #52022-07-19
The steam injection is used merely to reduce the load on the diluter; the system can also operate without it.

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