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Dear sea friends: Are there any manufacturers that use low-temperature methanol washing to treat acidic gases for boiler combustion, and what are the performance results? Could you introduce some manufacturers that specialize in burner modifications?
Do you need a burner that burns acidic gases for this?
Yes, but it is used in coal-fired boilers.
Shandong Zexuan Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd
This post was last edited by fpiliuwei on 2019-5-7 at 13:14. The purpose of using low-temperature methanol washing to remove acidic gases is to prevent catalyst poisoning in downstream production processes. The syngas produced by coal gasification contains, in addition to hydrogen, large amounts of acidic gases such as carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide. These gases are useless in subsequent reactions, and they can also cause catalyst poisoning and loss of activity, forcing the entire equipment to be shut down and the catalyst to be replaced, which results in huge economic losses. The Duke burner is currently the manufacturer of burners specialized in treating acidic gases with the best performance both globally and in China; it is highly recommended. The price is much higher than that of domestic manufacturers, but its performance is extremely stable, it has strong engineering capabilities, and it possesses full-process computing power, something that domestic manufacturers cannot achieve. The above information is for reference only. Wish for an early resolution to the acidic gas issue and the elimination of potential hazards.