One rotation and one suction process
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Are there any manufacturers that use a one-turn-one-suction process? Could they share their experience regarding flue gas concentration, the number of conversion stages, the temperature at each stage, and the conversion efficiency?
Currently, few devices use the one-turn-one-suction process; it is only employed in combination with other desulfurization processes, such as the combination of Mengmok Company’s pre-conversion process and organic amine desulfurization process.
Combining it with an ionic liquid desulfurization process makes it highly scientific
Because the Environmental Protection Agency doesn’t allow the emission of 10,000 PPM of SO2. Using ammonia-alkali only results in it having to be disposed of as waste; hydrogen peroxide works well, but it’s expensive.
First, environmental requirements must be met, and economic considerations also need to be taken into account when selecting a process.
The unsteady-state acid production driven by interest during the period from 2003 to 2008 was essentially acid production through rotation and absorption. High gas concentration: 1.5~2.5% conversion rate, 90~92%