Can steam be passed through an acidic gas flare?
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Are there any regulatory requirements? Does using steam accelerate corrosion?
For better combustion, compressed air can be added to achieve an effect similar to that of steam
Is there a specific plan on how to add it?
Acidic gases generally have low molecular weights and do not contain olefins or alkynes. What are your components? Why is it necessary to add steam?
Because the acidic gas flare at my workplace sometimes emits yellow smoke and sometimes white smoke; the management says this is abnormal
Is the white smoke caused by a high amount of water vapor? As for the yellow smoke, does it mean that your exhaust gases contain iodine? Is this an acetic acid torch? Adding water vapor can only help to thin it out a bit, to dilute it, but it cannot truly eliminate this smoke.
It’s not an acetic acid flare; it’s a flare for acidic gases from the coal chemical industry, mainly the acidic gases emitted during low-temperature methanol washing. Is it possible to do this with compressed air?
The flame combustion can be increased; normally, shouldn’t the acidic gases from low-temperature methanol washing be sent to sulfur recovery treatment?