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Boiler water curtain dust removal

2016-10-12View Original

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For boiler water curtain dust removal tanks, how can the ash inside be easily separated and cleaned?
Reply #22016-10-12
We tried to pump it out directly using a slurry pump for filtration; the operating load on the plate and frame filter is quite high
Reply #32016-10-15
Before the water curtain dust removal device, a dry gas-solid dynamic separation unit with high operating efficiency and low operating costs needs to be installed in the boiler flue gases; for example, a multi-factor cyclone mother-son gas-solid separation unit can be used to remove the majority of the dust contained in the flue gases in advance; Let the extremely small amount of dust that escapes go through the water curtain dust collector for further treatment. Otherwise, when a large amount of dust enters the washing water, the costs associated with subsequent solid-liquid separation remain high.
Reply #42016-10-20
In this case, large-scale clarification tanks are required, or the water in the water curtain dust removal tank must be replaced, which leads to water waste and pollution

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