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Flue gas desulfurization and denitration in coke ovens

2018-08-20View Original

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A newly developed flue gas desulfurization and denitration technology for coke ovens, namely “dry desulfurization + medium- and low-temperature denitration,” which ranks among the best in the world, has been created by companies such as Ansteel. This technology represents a major breakthrough in China’s field of flue gas desulfurization and denitration for coke ovens, and it is now being used on a large scale in the industrial production processes related to flue gas treatment at Ansteel’s coke ovens. Compared with existing flue gas desulfurization and denitrification technologies in China, it has the following notable advantages: 1. It adopts a new dry powder desulfurization technology that effectively prevents equipment corrosion and secondary pollution, thereby achieving the whitening of flue gas ; 2. The application of new pipeline-based reaction technologies has replaced traditional desulfurization tower systems, resulting in less floor space required and a reduced initial investment ; 3. Efficient desulfurization and denitrification can achieve a removal rate of over 98% for sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides in flue gas ; 4. An optimal thermal energy gradient configuration and a catalyst lifespan that prevents contamination ensure that the operating costs of this system are significantly lower than those of existing domestic processing technologies ; 5. By-products generated during the desulfurization process can be recycled. The industrial application of this technology undoubtedly brings new advantages to flue gas desulfurization and denitrification in China at present, and greatly promotes the advancement of such technologies for coke oven flue gas. Those who are interested are welcome to call for inquiries. Phone: 13804929670, Mr. Du
Reply #22020-02-12
If there are any process introductions or operational examples, please share them.
Reply #32020-02-12
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Reply #42020-02-12
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Reply #52020-02-12
If there are any process introductions or operational examples, please share them.
Reply #62020-02-12
Can the current ultra-low emission standards be met, namely 30mg/m3 for SO2 and 150mg/m3 for NOx?
Reply #72020-02-12
Can the current ultra-low emission standards be met, namely 30mg/m3 for SO2 and 150mg/m3 for NOx?
Reply #82020-02-13
I saw an explanation of the principle of dry desulfurization provided by a certain design institute: \"Sodium-based powder is sprayed into the flue; under the influence of high-temperature flue gas, this powder is activated and undergoes thermal decomposition. The flue gas comes into full contact with the activated sodium-based powder, resulting in a chemical reaction that allows SO2 and other acidic substances in the flue gas to be absorbed and removed.\" The main chemical reactions that take place are: 2NaHCO3→Na2CO3+ H2O+CO2; SO2+Na2CO3→Na2SO3+2CO2; 2 Na2SO3+O2→2 Na2SO4. The desulfurized and dried powdered particles adhere to the fabric bags along with the air flow, where they undergo further desulfurization and purification. The efficiency of sodium-based dry flue gas desulfurization is greater than 90%, with almost no increase in the operating resistance of the flue gas system. ” I found information on NaHCO3 and Na2CO3, which states that Na2CO3 is more reactive with acids than NaHCO3. So why is NaHCO3 used instead of Na2CO3?
Reply #92020-02-25
Studies have shown that at the moment sodium bicarbonate decomposes into sodium carbonate, sodium carbonate with high desulfurization reaction activity is produced, which makes the desulfurization process more efficient than using pure sodium carbonate.
Reply #102020-04-08
Sodium bicarbonate has better activity, and it needs to be ground to a fineness of over 800 mesh
Reply #112020-04-11
If anti-corrosion measures are required for desulfurization and denitration equipment, please contact us

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