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Determine the components of sulfur-containing exhaust gases

2017-02-26View Original

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I would appreciate it if experts could tell me what the components of exhaust gases are in typical petrochemical plants
Reply #22017-02-27
The term \"petrochemical plant\" is too broad; not to mention that oil refining and petrochemical processing represent distinct industry categories, even within refineries alone, the composition of the exhaust gases from different processing units varies significantly. Additionally, does the flue gas from the heating furnace count as exhaust gas? If it does, then there is a huge difference between flue gas and the exhaust gas composed of light components from the production equipment.
Reply #32017-02-27
The original poster could be more specific; this question is too general to answer properly. It would be best to describe the exact sequence of events that occurred
Reply #42017-02-27
This range is quite wide; what exactly is the author referring to – the exhaust gas from which factory and which device?
Reply #52017-02-27
The components of the exhaust gases from thermal power plants, or those from petrochemical plants. For example, Jinling Petrochemical
Reply #62017-02-27
For example, thermal power plants, and also for example, Jinling Petrochemical
Reply #72017-02-27
Thermal power plants, or Jinling Petrochemical
Reply #82017-02-28
The exhaust gas from thermal power plants is known as flue gas or smoke gas, and it is subject to gas emission monitoring. The exhaust gases from the Jinling Petrochemical Plant are related to the processing characteristics of different units: some are dry gas, some are liquefied gas, some are vent gases from the unit’s circulation systems, some are flue gases generated during catalyst regeneration, some are acidic gases, and there are also flue gases from the plant’s own power generation systems. It is recommended that the original poster gain a preliminary understanding of the process flows in thermal power plants and the petrochemical processing processes before discussing specific issues related to exhaust gases or flue gases. It’s not that the question you asked is considered simple; rather, you don’t even understand what it is you want to ask. And because you’re not aware of the specific issue at hand, your question lacks relevance and substance.

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