Reasons for severe sulfur contamination in the compression inlet valve of the wet flue gas desulfurization process and solutions
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This post was last edited by Qingfeng Liushui on 2009-9-22 at 16:22. The desulfurization tower uses the method of spraying inside an empty tower. There is more sulfur in the compressed inlet valve.
Was the cleaning tower not properly maintained? Is there an electrostatic coking remover after the desulfurization tower?
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Is there no packed tower in series after spraying in the empty tower? This can easily lead to high levels of hydrogen sulfide in the desulfurization gases.
The level of by-products is high, and there are many bubbles in the desulfurization liquid; foam entrainment also tends to occur within the tower, especially in desulfurization towers with high gas flow rates when the tower is empty.