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The sulfur dioxide levels in the exhaust gas from the LHS boiler are significantly above the allowed limits, and there is an analysis of the causes of corrosion

2018-05-17View Original

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As the title suggests, it’s a natural gas boiler with a capacity of 0.5 t/H and a pressure of 0.7 MPa; the sulfur dioxide levels in the exhaust gases are significantly high, and these gases are also corrosive. What could be the causes of this? How to check it, and which areas should be focused on? Thank you, hurry up

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