What is the reason for the inconsistency in the percentages of total by-products and solid content in the complexed iron desulfurization solution?
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What is the reason for the inconsistency in the percentages of total by-products and solid content in the complexed iron desulfurization solution?
Complexed iron is just a scam; wherever there is alkali consumption, there are by-products!
Don’t you understand? Or do you really understand it well? You shouldn’t speak carelessly
Send the daily operation records? Gas volume? What is the hydrogen sulfide content in its exports? Alkali consumption? Sulfur ointment output? Changes in the composition of the desulfurization solution?
I wonder, brother, are there any other salts in the desulfurization solution besides thio-, thiocyanato-, and sulfate ions? The salt content should be consistent with the solid content percentage; the desulfurization liquid has the water vapor removed, and the salts become part of the solid content
By normal understanding, the presence of thio-, sulfate-, and thiocyanate groups indicates that side reactions have occurred! The continuous amount of alkali consumption is nothing other than the amount of by-products produced!
Of course, doesn’t that desulfurization liquid contain any by-products? Aren’t there always some by-products? Say something useful
Complexed iron can be used with natural gas and biogas without any problems, as the gas source is clean； There is still room for improvement in coke oven gas! Plugging of the tower and the accumulation of by-products cannot be adjusted simply through operational changes——-