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Without a GGH, what is the typical absolute humidity of the flue gas after limestone wet flue gas desulfurization?

2018-11-17View Original

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Without a GGH, the flue gas temperature at the exit of the desulfurization tower is 40 degrees, and the pressure is 200 Pa. For wet limestone-based desulfurization, what is the typical absolute humidity of the flue gas?
Reply #22018-11-19
In wet limestone desulfurization, it generally refers to the saturated humidity at the flue gas exit temperature; at 40 degrees, the absolute humidity is approximately 7.3%
Reply #32018-11-19
Thank you so much! Then it’s basically similar to the measured value
Reply #42018-12-01
With such low temperatures, aren’t you worried about corrosion?
Reply #52018-12-02
All exhaust flues are coated with glass flake anti-corrosion material
Reply #62019-03-04
The concept seems incorrect; the unit for absolute humidity is g/m3, while the unit for relative humidity is “%”.

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