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Regarding the absorption of sulfur dioxide

2009-03-23View Original

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During the incineration of industrial waste, levels of SO2 can sometimes exceed the allowable limits. Some colleagues increase the speed of the activated carbon screw conveyor and use more activated carbon, arguing that this will help absorb SO2. However, I believe that activated carbon is in powder form, and given that the flow rate of the flue gas is 45,000 cubic meters, no chemical reaction can occur; physical adsorption alone is not sufficient to absorb SO2. I would appreciate hearing the opinions of those with more experience on this matter. Thank you

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