The origin of domestic dynamic wave technology
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Power wave technology was invented by DuPont in the United States; Monsanto improved this technology and promoted its use worldwide. It has achieved good results in the wet dust removal of flue gases, especially in the colored metal smelting industry. In China, this technology is expected to gain greater recognition and see further development in flue gas treatment in industries such as desulfurization, petrochemicals, and building materials. However, its implementation costs are quite high, with the nozzle technology being a key factor. May I ask, how is the development of domestic power wave technology at present? Where does the technology of domestic manufacturers that produce impulse waves come from? For example, where does the technology of some manufacturers in Yixing originate from? Where does Jiangxi Keyuan’s technology come from? Wait, is it technology transfer or technology licensing? Should we develop it independently or copy someone else’s approach? What is the actual usage situation of domestic power waves?
Power wave technology was invented by DuPont in the United States, and Monsanto improved it and promoted it globally. In our country, its earliest application in flue gas purification for non-ferrous metallurgy was led by the Technical Director of Nanchang Non-Ferrous Metallurgy Design Institute. Currently, domestic technology contains elements of imitation. However, in actual use, its performance is not exactly great, but it’s also not that bad.
Which research institutions, universities, or manufacturing plants are good at producing power wave nozzles? Has Mecs applied for patents in China?
Power wave technology was introduced to China by the American company Monsanto, and the Nanchang Non-ferrous Metals Design Institute was the first in China to master it and achieve its domestic application. The best domestic manufacturer of its key components – nozzles – is Yixing Chemical Equipment Co., Ltd.
Power wave technology is a new type of process developed for flue gas desulfurization in power plants, and its industrial application in China seems to have not yet begun. I wonder if anyone can provide some projects with successful examples of the dynamic wave process, so that I might have the chance to take a look