Bubbles after alkaline desulfurization
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Currently, acidic flue gas is sprayed with alkaline water; the alkaline water is reused. However, there are too many bubbles in this reused water, making it difficult to handle. I seek help from experts.
It might be caused by an excessively high concentration of the alkaline solution. Or the concentration of the reaction products in the aqueous solution is too high, requiring the replacement or addition of some water.
How can I detect the concentration of alkaline solution? Is there a simple way to do it?
The concentration of the alkaline solution can be determined using a concentrator, or by direct titration – a titrant solution that is essential in laboratories.
What are organic substances? ? ? ?
How much counts as high? For example, dozens.
What are organic substances? ? ? ?
Is water treatment the only option? Are there any other ways?
The best solution is to change the water, and it should be good quality water.