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Flue gas flow rate issues in denitrification flue gas treatment plants

2017-08-15View Original

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When large power plants use square tubes to convey flue gas for denitration treatment, what is the typical flow velocity inside these square tubes? The current denitration flue gas flow rate is 180,000 m3/h. What should be the gas velocity? What is the pipe size? I hope fellow sailors can give some guidance
Reply #22023-03-16
If high-temperature urea and ammonia water treatments fail to reduce nitrogen oxides to the required levels, low-temperature denitration agents can be used to achieve the desired results. For technical discussions, please contact me at 15094401317 (WeChat)

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