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Flue gas desulfurization using lime-gypsum method

2017-07-08View Original

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The particulate emissions from flue gas desulfurization using the lime-gypsum method are above the allowed levels, but the SO2 concentration is within the standard range. Does anyone know what’s causing this?
Reply #22017-07-08
Hello, the equipment here is quite simple; there are no electrostatic precipitators. The flue gas enters the desulfurization tower directly after passing through the waste heat recovery unit (the desulfurization system is still under construction).
Reply #32017-07-08
Let’s remove the dust first, so that desulfurization can proceed more smoothly.
Reply #42017-07-08
We are a private company, and I am just an executor; there are some things I cannot control, so I can only strive to do my best within the existing circumstances.
Reply #52017-07-09
It didn’t work; in the end it was possible to keep things within limits, but the cause wasn’t identified

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