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The effect of magnesium carbonate on desulfurization

2009-04-03View Original

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Let’s discuss the impact of Mg contained in limestone on desulfurization efficiency, gypsum dewatering efficiency, and scaling formation. It can be said that there are both advantages and disadvantages; an appropriate amount of magnesium carbonate does have benefits. This post was last edited by johncom on 2009-4-3 at 10:46.]
Reply #22009-04-03
An appropriate amount of magnesium can act as a nucleus, facilitating the deposition of precipitates and the formation of gypsum
Reply #32009-04-04
Additional comment along the way: Excessive Mg can lead to difficulty in dehydration!
Reply #42009-04-07
In previous attempts at magnesium salt-based decarburization and desulfurization, a high degree of decarburization occurred simultaneously with desulfurization, resulting in poor selectivity.

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