Catalytic flue gas desulfurization (wet method, NaOH): what is the relationship between the water supply volume and the amount of water carried by the flue gas as well as the amount of wastewater discharged?
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In catalytic flue gas desulfurization (wet method, NaOH), what is the relationship or pattern between the amount of water added and the amount of water carried by the flue gas as well as the amount of wastewater discharged?
Theoretically, the amount of water to be added is equal to the amount of water discharged outside plus the amount of water carried in the flue gas. The amount of water carried in the flue gas depends mainly on the temperature of the flue gas; higher temperatures result in more water being carried.
#Here, after flue gas desulfurization (wet method) in the catalytic cracking unit, if the catalytic cracking unit is not equipped with a concrete chimney, the flue gas enters the flue gas absorption tower directly from the waste heat boiler (or CO boiler), and is then discharged into the atmosphere directly from the top of the flue gas absorption tower. complex#