This invention relates to a method and apparatus for wet desulfurization of
flue gas in a
rotary kiln, and relates to the technical field of wet desulfurization of
flue gas in rotary kilns. The apparatus includes a shell,
flue gas inlet, support frame, collection mechanism, desulfurization shell, spraying mechanism, packing desulfurization mechanism, plate desulfurization mechanism, conveying mechanism, and
flue gas outlet. This application addresses the problem that conventional desulfurization structures often employ simple static interception
modes, resulting in limited gas-liquid contact areas and short contact times. This makes it difficult to provide a large specific surface area like multi-faceted hollow spherical packing to achieve vigorous
mass transfer reactions, leading to insufficient deep
absorption capacity of
sulfur dioxide in
flue gas and difficulty in consistently meeting ultra-
low emission standards. Conventional devices lack an effective self-cleaning mechanism for the reaction area. As the reaction continues, a large amount of saturated old
slurry gradually adheres to the packing and interception plates. Because it is impossible to achieve high-frequency forced replacement of old and new
slurry without shutting down the
machine, the effective contact area is blocked and covered.