Consequences of acid absorption in the absorber tower
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When a trough-type acid separator is used as the dry absorber tower for absorbing acid, what consequences might occur if a large amount of acid flows out from the separator? In my opinion: 1) A large amount of acid flowing out of the absorber tower can lead to liquid flooding, it may cause the magnetic rings to break, or it can alter the direction of the flue gas flow, thereby affecting the absorption process, right? 2) Secondly, some people say that an increase in acid foam means an increase in acid mist, correct? Using secondary acid with an HRS system as an absorbent to generate acid mist at the primary level, thereby reducing the load on the demister, does this mean that a slight amount of acid flowing out from the separator can help reduce acid mist? Please advise me on how to proceed
If the pressure drop in the dry scrubber fluctuates significantly, the possibility of flooding should be considered.
An insufficient amount of uronic acid has little effect on reducing acid mist, akin to a small fish in the ocean