Flue gas components before desulfurization and denitration in power plants
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I would like to ask everyone: where can I find information on the specific components of flue gas before desulfurization and denitration in power plants? Is there a recognized range of values? Of course, I’m also very grateful for the specific power plant case studies
The nitrogen oxides in smoke are called NOx
This is not a universally accepted value; it is calculated based on an analysis of the components of the fuel in the combustion process. How could it be the same in different places? Our projects are all calculated based on an analysis of the components of the burning material.
The indicators for coal vary, and so do the components of the flue gases. Nitrogen oxides are determined by the furnace temperature, sulfur dioxide by the sulfur content in the coal, and dust by the ash content; treatment facilities are also relevant in this context