Regarding DCC flue gas desulfurization, I seek guidance from those with more experience

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The 1.2 million tons per year DCC flue gas desulfurization modification project, carried out by Beijing Luye Environmental Protection Equipment Installation Co., Ltd., uses NaOH solution as the absorbent; the technology employed is wet scrubbing for desulfurization and dust removal. Recently, blue-green crystal ferrous sulfate was added to the collection tank – what is its purpose? Is there any effect or impact on the removal of SO2?

Reply #22018-01-04

Green vanadium is added to the desulfurization slurry to remove sulfides from it, thereby replacing water

Reply #32018-03-27

What do you mean, in the water after discharge?

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