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Current methods for desulfurization

2007-11-23View Original

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What are the other desulfurization methods available besides the limestone-gypsum method, ammonia method, activated carbon method, and ferrous sulfate method? What are the advantages of these methods?
Reply #22007-11-23
http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-92610-1-2.html contains a comparison of several desulfurization processes that I posted earlier; you can use it as a reference, though it’s quite simple and lacks detailed explanations. This post was last edited by qihongtu on 2007-11-23 14:40]
Reply #32007-11-23
There is also the method of using soda ash along with an 888 catalyst for stream separation, and the results are quite good
Reply #42007-11-29
The latest example is Chengdu West China Chemical’s technology for \"removing and recovering SO2 from flue gas using the ionic liquid recycling method\"; This technology has two notable features: First, a circular economy: 1. The ionic liquid used for desulfurization can be regenerated and reused within the system; it has a long lifespan and is hardly consumed during the desulfurization process! 2. The desulfurization by-product is mainly pure gaseous SO2, with a purity of over 99%. The recovered SO2 can be used as a raw material for producing high-value sulfided products, enabling a circular economy that transforms waste into assets. 3. The water in the system can be circulated in a closed loop without being discharged outside. II. Green 1. During the desulfurization process, no new gas pollutants such as CO2 and NH3 are generated ; The solid waste generated during the desulfurization process is mainly solid dust from the preceding system, which can be utilized comprehensively depending on the circumstances ; The water in the system is circulated in a closed loop, with only a small amount of wastewater being discharged; this wastewater can be treated centrally. 2. Ionic liquids are non-flammable, non-explosive, and have no odor ; Does no harm to the human body ; In my opinion, this technology should be the direction for the future development of desulfurization and denitration!
Reply #52007-11-29
There are also seawater desulfurization, the semi-dry circulating fluidized bed method, the sodium sulfide-based recovery-type desulfurization method, the resource-saving biological desulfurization method, and the double-alkali desulfurization method. In short, there are many methods, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. It is necessary to adapt measures to local conditions and tailor solutions accordingly.
Reply #62007-12-02
There is also calcium injection inside the furnace along with tail section humidification and activation; LIFAC has engineering examples from the Xiaguan Power Plant in Nanjing
Reply #72007-12-03
Thermal and cold methods, dry and wet methods, chemical and physical methods in chemical engineering systems

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