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Reasons for the high water content in magnesium sulfite and magnesium sulfate

2019-01-10View Original

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With wet desulfurization using magnesium oxide, the problem of undense slag formation occurred. A total of 28 tons of magnesium oxide was added to the circulation tank. The heat output of each of the two boilers was 400 GJ per hour on average. It has been a full month since the last successful slag discharge; during that time, slag was discharged six times, always in the form of a thin layer adhering to the filter cloth, resulting in an extremely large amount of wastewater! May I ask what the reasons are? If it’s caused by excessive moisture content, how should it be resolved?
Reply #22019-01-15
OP, do you use a centrifuge to separate the magnesium sulfate?

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