Method for removing metal-like selenium from low-temperature flue gas by sodium salt method
A low-temperature flue gas removal technology, which is applied in the field of removing metalloid selenium in low-temperature flue gas by sodium salt method, and removing harmful substances in flue gas, can solve the problem that metalloid selenium cannot be effectively removed, and achieve an improvement The effect of overall economy, reduction of power consumption, and improvement of adaptability
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[0032] The flue gas discharged from a 130t / h coal-fired steam boiler in a factory in Luzhou, Sichuan has a flue gas volume of 158627m 3 / h, the selenium content in the flue gas is 59.28μg / Nm 3 . After the flue gas in this embodiment passes through the dust removal zone, the existing flue chimney is used as the fixed bed adsorption oxidation space, and sodium bicarbonate is used as the adsorption oxidant, and the amount is 20000h according to the flue gas space velocity. -1 It is determined that oxidized sodium carbonate and unoxidized sodium bicarbonate are used as the spray liquid of the spray tower, and the selenium in the flue gas is removed through the contact reaction of the spray liquid and the flue gas. The specific removal operation is as follows:
[0033] (1) Preparation of sodium-based oxidant and spray absorption solution: commercial sodium bicarbonate is ground and sieved into powder with a particle size of about 150μm, sodium bicarbonate powder is used as the adsorpti...
Embodiment example 2
[0038] The flue gas discharged from a 130t / h coal-fired steam boiler in a factory in Luzhou, Sichuan, with a pipe flue gas volume of 156423m 3 / h, the selenium content in the flue gas is 62.14μg / Nm 3 . After the flue gas passes through the dust removal zone, the existing flue chimney is used as the fixed bed adsorption oxidation space, and sodium bicarbonate is used as the adsorption oxidant, and the amount is 20000h according to the flue gas space velocity. -1 It is determined that oxidized sodium carbonate and unoxidized sodium bicarbonate are used as the spray liquid of the spray tower, and the selenium in the flue gas is removed through the contact reaction of the spray liquid and the flue gas. The specific removal operation is as follows:
[0039] (1) Preparation of sodium-based oxidant and spray absorption solution: commercial sodium bicarbonate is ground and sieved into powder with a particle size of about 120μm, sodium bicarbonate powder is used as the adsorption oxidant; ...
Embodiment example 3
[0044] The flue gas discharged from a 130t / h coal-fired steam boiler in a factory in Luzhou, Sichuan has a flue gas volume of 147583m 3 / h, the selenium content in the flue gas is 54.24μg / Nm 3 . After the flue gas passes through the dust removal zone, the existing flue chimney is used as the fixed bed adsorption oxidation space, and sodium bicarbonate is used as the adsorption oxidant, and the amount is 20000h according to the flue gas space velocity. -1 It is determined that oxidized sodium carbonate and unoxidized sodium bicarbonate are used as the spray liquid of the spray tower, and the selenium in the flue gas is removed through the contact reaction of the spray liquid and the flue gas. The specific removal operation is as follows:
[0045] (1) Preparation of sodium-based oxidant and spray absorption solution: commercial sodium bicarbonate is ground and sieved into powder with a particle size of about 150μm, sodium bicarbonate powder is used as the adsorption oxidant; sodium ...
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