Does the flue gas from straw boilers used for straw power generation need to be desulfurized?

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As asked in the title, does anyone know what the components are in its exhaust gases?

Reply #22009-02-27

Desulfurization is necessary, as plant straws contain sulfur; burning them in large quantities releases large amounts of this substance into the atmosphere, causing pollution

Reply #32009-02-27

The sulfur content in straw is very low, so desulfurization is generally not necessary, unless sulfur dioxide levels in the area are excessively high.

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