What are the problems associated with installing a wet classic dust and mist remover at the outlet of the catalytic cracking flue gas desulfurization tower?
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To address the issues of ultra-low emissions and the \"White Dragon\" problem, a wet classic dust and mist remover has been added at the outlet of the catalytic cracking flue gas desulfurization tower. What are the problems with this? Can the desired goal be achieved?
What kind of equipment is a wet-type classic dust and mist remover? Did you not export this type of product before? We have installed mist removers at the bottom of our chimneys, but their effectiveness is average
Based on its long-term research into separation technologies for dust and mist droplets of various sizes, Shanghai Anci Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. has successfully developed a dust and mist removal technology that combines plate arrays with fiber beds, through scientific theoretical and experimental studies, thereby meeting the stringent requirements for ultra-low emissions. For more details, feel free to contact me.
Wet electrostatic dust removal is the standard configuration for ammonia-based desulfurization; otherwise, issues such as dust emission, ammonia leakage, SO3, and mist cannot be resolved. The problem is that there are no effective wet electrostatic precipitators.