Help: Eliminate white smoke
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What are the current technologies for eliminating white smoke, and what problems may arise during the process of addressing this issue?
The question is too technical; could you please explain what \"eliminating white smoke\" means?:)
White smoke refers to white plumes of smoke, and eliminating white smoke means removing the white smoke emitted by industrial activities
Flue gas whitening first involves removing harmful components from the flue gas, including reducing nitrogen oxides, sulfides, various dust particles, and aerosols; it also aims to reduce the visual appearance of white smoke
Are there such strict regulations regarding environmental protection? White smoke is produced by condensation due to a large temperature difference; it can reduce the exhaust temperature to match the ambient temperature. So far, I have only heard that it is used on air coolers
It is said that there are rumors of regulations being introduced, so technical preparations need to be made
It is recommended to consult the air cooler manufacturers; I remember Yantai Binglun having provided me with information on this topic. Let’s see if it works; I haven’t heard of anything of the chimney type yet.
Senior, when I was studying for exams before, I remember there was a question that asked, \"How are chimneys controlled to prevent the emission of (black) smoke?\" ”My mom laughed when she heard that and asked me right away, what’s the point of having a chimney if it doesn’t emit smoke? ;P
I remember that someone at the steel plant came up with a clever trick: they arranged the work around me by connecting the steam to the bottom of the chimney, as a secret measure to deal with inspections. Afraid that I’ll find out that the modification has been refused; P
The struggle between policies and countermeasures.
There are generally two objectives for flue gas whitening: either raising the temperature or lowering it. It is recommended that you consult a professional environmental protection company; however, whitening the flue gas only results in greater energy consumption, and there are no strict regulations regarding this practice in terms of environmental protection