Regenerated bed temperature and flue gas desulfurization dust concentration
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In a coaxial single-stage regeneration unit, when the temperature of the regeneration bed continues to rise towards around 685 degrees, the concentration of flue gas desulfurization dust increases significantly. Has anyone encountered this situation? The higher, the more obvious
Is the increase in bed temperature caused by increasing the air volume? If so, it’s probably the increased air volume that leads to leakage from the cyclone
The bed temperature will decrease with complete regeneration and increased air flow, mainly due to changes in steam generation outside the reactor that cause variations in the bed temperature