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How to recover flue gas sulfur most economically

2017-07-18View Original

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Our factory plans to invest in two smelting furnaces: Furnace 1 has a flue gas flow rate of 36,000 m3/h with an SO2 concentration of 20 g/m3, while Furnace 2 has a flue gas flow rate of 10,000 m3/h with an SO2 concentration of 110 g/m3. (This furnace operates intermittently, stopping for 15 minutes every two hours.) I would like to ask everyone how it is most reasonable to recover these two streams of flue gas
Reply #22017-07-19
SO2 can be recovered to produce acid.

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