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Issues regarding the treatment of odors from exhaust gases in wet flue gas desulfurization using spray oxidation for regeneration

2018-06-07View Original

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Have any of you experts encountered a situation where the gas produced during the regeneration process in the PDS wet flue gas desulfurization injection oxidation regeneration tank has an unpleasant odor? It is suspected that organic sulfur compounds are responsible for this odor, but it’s not possible to determine exactly what they are. Is there any simple and cost-effective way to treat this type of gas? ? ? ? I look forward to positive feedback!
Reply #22018-06-10
It can be pumped to the waste gas boiler using an exhaust fan for incineration
Reply #32020-12-18
Exhaust gas is equipped with an adsorption unit to remove unpleasant odors

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