Temperature entering desulfurization tower
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Is it true that the lower the temperature entering the desulfurization tower, the better? What effects does an excessively low temperature have on operations?
It is better for the temperature of the desulfurization liquid entering the desulfurization tower to be 30 degrees.
Around 30°C–40°C, with slight adjustments up or down depending on actual conditions.
It depends on what type of desulfurization you are using; some are in the range of 30–40, while others at 60 are also fine.
Under normal circumstances, it is no higher than 40 degrees
That makes sense; it mainly depends on the manufacturing process! The original poster should explain it more clearly.
It mainly depends on the manufacturing process; generally, it’s around 30 degrees
What does desulfurization mean? Flue gas desulfurization can be carried out at 70-80 degrees as well; the temperature is chosen depending on the type of sulfur to be removed, based on the specific process used.
I usually design it at 90–110 for ammonia-based desulfurization.