What is the typical flow rate for the circulating slurry in a desulfurization tower? Could you be more specific?

2010-03-19View Original

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What is the typical flow rate for the circulating slurry in a desulfurization tower? Could you be more specific?

Reply #22010-03-19

OP, that is called the liquid-to-gas ratio; it is generally kept around 20 L/M3, with a spraying density of 50 M3/(m2/h), under the condition that the sulfur content is 100 mg/L.

Reply #32010-04-10

Without flow rate, what’s the point of knowing the diameter? What do you think?

Reply #42013-07-31

Is the poster referring to the flow rate in the circulating slurry pipeline? Generally, during design, it does not exceed 2.5 meters per second.

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