A mixture for flue gas desulfurization and its application
A mixture, flue gas technology, used in the field of environmental protection and energy
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[0036] Example one: Sample 7 carries out the experiment of absorbing and removing sulfur dioxide:
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[0038] The kinematic viscosity is 5-7mm in the 150ml reaction bottle 2 / s base oil (100.02 g) and put it into a water bath, raise the temperature of the water bath to 40°C, start to feed sulfur dioxide gas into the reaction bottle, and connect the tail gas absorption device, keep the water bath temperature of the sample at 40°C during the aeration process. After continuous aeration for 0.5 h, 2.21 g of absorbed sulfur dioxide was weighed, and the aeration was continued at this temperature until saturation (the sample reached constant weight after about 1 h), and then the absorbed sulfur dioxide was weighed to be 2.21 g. (See Table 2 for specific data).
[0039] Step 2) Desulfurization experiment of the sample that absorbs sulfur dioxide to saturation in step 1:
[0040] Put the sample obtained in Step 1 back into the water bath and raise the temperature slo...
example 2
[0041] Example two: Sample 6 carries out the experiment of absorbing and removing sulfur dioxide:
[0042] Step 1) Preparation of sample 6:
[0043] The kinematic viscosity is 5-7mm in the 150ml reaction bottle 2 / s base oil (98.01 g), add chlorinated paraffin (2.0 g) with a chlorine content of 45% under stirring, and the mixture is stirred at room temperature for 30 minutes after the addition, to achieve uniform mixing.
[0044] Step 2) Continuously pass sulfur dioxide gas at 40°C until saturated:
[0045] Put the sample prepared in step 1 into a water bath, raise the temperature of the water bath to 40°C, start to pass sulfur dioxide gas into the reaction bottle, and connect the tail gas absorption device, and keep the water bath temperature of the sample at 40°C during the aeration process. After continuous aeration for 0.5 h, the amount of absorbed sulfur dioxide was weighed to be 2.19 g. Continue to pass sulfur dioxide gas at this temperature until saturated (the sample...
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[0049] Example three: Sample 6 carries out the experiment of repeatedly absorbing sulfur dioxide:
[0050] The sample obtained in Step 3 of Example 2 was cooled to room temperature, washed once with 12.5% ammonia water, and after no sulfur dioxide gas was detected, it was dried, and then Step 2 and Step 3 of Example 2 were repeated. Five experiments were carried out according to each step, and the specific data are listed in Table 4.
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