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Water for catalytic flue gas desulfurization

2020-06-26View Original

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What type of water should be used for catalytic flue gas desulfurization – fresh water, reclaimed water, deionized water, or condensate water? Will scaling occur in the pipelines and equipment if fresh water is used?
Reply #22020-06-27
When fresh water is directly injected into the flue gas desulfurization tower, scaling basically does not occur under flowing conditions.
Reply #32020-06-29
We use fresh water pipelines, and the scaling inside the pumps is quite severe, which directly affects the vibration of the pumps
Reply #42020-06-30
Most likely, fresh water should be used; patent holders generally have requirements regarding the quality of fresh water, especially in terms of calcium and magnesium ions. Using other water sources (such as demineralized water) is too costly; it’s probably unaffordable. It seems that some individual companies use purified water obtained through acidic vapor stripping, and attention should be paid to the COD issue.

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