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The problem of turbidity in the desulfurization liquid

2010-01-11View Original

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It’s winter now, and in our plant we use tannin + 888 + vanadium for desulfurization; the concentration of the weak solution is much higher than in summer, giving it a slightly milky appearance. . . Please share your thoughts – the sulfur content in the desulfurization solution is relatively high. . It’s still the issue of too many double salts. At present, due to the broken cooling water fan, the temperature of the gas is relatively high; the temperature at the inlet of the desulfurization system is around 45 degrees
Reply #22010-01-13
You can take a look at the laboratory data; if production increases in winter and a large amount of desulfurization liquid is absorbed, the color will turn white
Reply #32010-01-19
It’s probably because the regeneration effect isn’t good; that’s just nonsense

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