Estimation of flue gas components
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I am a student, and for my graduation project, I need to determine the components of flue gas from power plants as the initial data for subsequent calculations related to desulfurization and denitration. Regarding the calculation or estimation of various components such as nitrogen, carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and oxygen, do any of the forum members have any empirical data that can be used as a reference? It would be even better if members could provide specific examples of flue gas compositions. I am extremely grateful.
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The flue gas parameters on the 3rd floor can be considered as those at the desulfurization inlet; for a coal-fired boiler, if it is the denitrification inlet, the O2 content is approximately 3%
Just pick any tender document for desulfurization or denitrification projects from after 2012; the flue gas parameters in it are all real. Just look for it online; avoid those from before 2007, as many of the data is inaccurate.
According to the data provided from the 3rd floor, the sulfur dioxide content in the flue gas at the desulfurization inlet is quite high. I just don’t know how to control sulfur dioxide emissions at the outlet? And what are the emission standards?