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How are nitrogen oxides formed in sulfur flue gas? What are the influencing factors?

2021-05-17View Original

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Dear teachers, how are nitrogen oxides formed in sulfur-containing flue gases? What are the influencing factors?
Reply #22021-05-18
Nitrogen oxides are divided into two types: thermal (also known as combustion-type) and chemical types. The thermal type refers to the formation of nitrogen in the air under high-temperature conditions (1200 degrees), while the chemical type refers to the conversion of nitrogen in waste gases, waste liquids, or fuel gases into nitrogen oxides.
Reply #32021-05-18
The thermodynamic type is produced in large quantities only at temperatures above 1200 degrees

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