LI Jinshi, ZHU Weibing, ZHOU Jinzhe, et al. Experimental study on factors affecting efficiency of flue gas desulfurization by spray drying wet (semi-dry) process[J]. CIESC Journal, 2014, (2): 724-730.
DOI:
LI Jinshi, ZHU Weibing, ZHOU Jinzhe, et al. Experimental study on factors affecting efficiency of flue gas desulfurization by spray drying wet (semi-dry) process[J]. CIESC Journal, 2014, (2): 724-730.DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.0438-1157.2014.02.050.
Experimental study on factors affecting efficiency of flue gas desulfurization by spray drying wet (semi-dry) process
In order to improve the efficiency of flue gas desulphurization (FGD)
the spray drying wet (semi-dry) process was experimentally investigated on a home (self-designed) experimental platform. The factors influencing desulphurization efficiency
such as the number of nozzles
the kinds of desulfurizers and additives
were examined. The results indicated that the desulphurization efficiency can be greatly improved by increasing the stages of nozzles i.e. the efficiency achieves the maximum when the slurry proportion by primary and secondary nozzle 60% : 40%
and is 15.2% higher for two-stage slurry-supply system than for single-stage system in the same condition. The decrease of flue temperature and SO2 removal take mainly place in slurry atomization region. Furthermore
addition of additives can also enhance desulphurization efficiency
and the efficiency increases linearly with additive concentration at lower than 0.8 g·L-1