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Investigation on the white powder in the flue gas at the outlets of the first absorption tower and the second absorption tower

2023-07-16View Original

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Some white powder was removed from the outlets of the first absorption tower and the second absorption tower; does anyone know what this substance is?
Reply #22023-07-16
Based on the situation you described, the white powder removed from the outlets of the first and second absorption towers may be dust and particulates from the air that have been absorbed or inhaled. These dusts and particulates can originate from raw materials, products in the production process, or the surrounding environment. The specific components of the material need to be determined through chemical analysis. If you have questions about these powders, it is recommended that you consult relevant professionals or the equipment manufacturers, as they will be able to provide more accurate answers. .

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