Reasons for the large difference in oxygen content at the inlet and outlet of the denitration system
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There is currently a 600,000-unit unit; after the denitration system was modified, the measurement values of oxygen content in the flue gas at the inlet and outlet of the denitration reactor show a deviation of over 2%, with higher levels at the outlet compared to the inlet. I don’t know what the reason is? The denitration system was inspected; the sampling tubes at the measurement points were in good condition, with no air leaks. Could all the experts please help answer this? Thank you
Yes, the SCR system. The air volume of the dilution fan is only 5,000 m3/h; compared to the volume of flue gas, it shouldn’t have any impact, right?
Yes, the SCR system. The air volume of the dilution fan is only 5,000 m3/h; compared to the volume of flue gas, it shouldn’t have any impact, right?
Yes, the SCR system. The air volume of the dilution fan is only 5,000 m3/h; compared to the volume of flue gas, it shouldn’t have any impact, right?
Yes, the SCR system. The air volume of the dilution fan is only 5,000 m3/h; compared to the volume of flue gas, it shouldn’t have any impact, right?
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