Methylchlorosilane production waste gas incineration process
A technology of methyl chlorosilane and exhaust gas, which is applied in the direction of incinerators, combustion types, combustion methods, etc., can solve the problems of not meeting national standards, heavy alkali washing load, and ineffective cyclone separation, etc., achieving significant environmental protection benefits and saving production costs , to avoid the effect of dioxin
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[0018] Production waste gas 1 is transported from the synthesis unit to the gas buffer tank of the incineration unit through a pipeline of 529Nm 3 / h, pressure 0.9Mpa(G), temperature 10℃, intermittent discharge, average discharge per hour of methyl chloride 105Nm 3 , methane 300Nm 3 , nitrogen 97Nm 3 , hydrogen chloride 15Nm 3 , methylchlorosilane 12Nm 3 , enter the incinerator after pressure regulation and incinerate at a temperature of 1150 ℃, and control the pressure of the incinerator at -300Pa (G) through the induced draft fan. Quantitatively add air to the incinerator to support combustion and control the furnace temperature. Because the calorific value of the exhaust gas can support the combustion, only 20kg / h diesel oil is needed as a constant light. After incineration, the high-temperature flue gas is sprayed with urea solution with a mass concentration of 10% through the NCR system at 1180 ° C to remove nitrogen oxides in the flue gas. The flue gas then enters t...
Embodiment 2
[0021] Production waste gas 2 from methyl chlorosilane separation unit waste gas 203Nm 3 / h, pressure 0.03Mpa(G), temperature 5℃, continuous discharge, chloromethane 58Nm in exhaust gas 3 / h, methylchlorosilane 50Nm 3 / h, nitrogen 95Nm 3 / h, transported to the incinerator through the pipeline for incineration at 1150℃, and the pressure of the incinerator was controlled at -300Pa(G) by the induced draft fan. Quantitatively add air to the incinerator to support combustion and control the furnace temperature. Because the calorific value of the exhaust gas cannot support combustion, add 150kg / h diesel as a combustion aid and a permanent light. After incineration, the high-temperature flue gas is sprayed with urea solution with a mass concentration of 8% through the NCR system at 1150 ° C to remove nitrogen oxides in the flue gas. The flue gas then enters the waste heat recovery system, and 2t / h normal temperature process water is added to the system to obtain 1.0MPa(G) steam, a...
Embodiment 3
[0024] Production waste gas 3 self-synthesis unit, 1040Nm 3 / h, pressure 0.5Mpa(G), temperature 10℃, intermittent discharge, average discharge per hour of methyl chloride 250Nm 3 / h, methylchlorosilane 90Nm 3 / h, nitrogen 700Nm 3 / h, transported to the incinerator through the pipeline for incineration at 1150 °C, and the pressure of the incinerator was controlled at -350Pa (G) by the induced draft fan. Quantitatively add air to the incinerator to support combustion and control the furnace temperature. Because the calorific value of the exhaust gas is not enough to support the combustion, add 120kg / h diesel as a combustion aid and a permanent light. After incineration, the high-temperature flue gas is sprayed with urea solution with a mass concentration of 10% through the NCR system at 1150 ° C to remove nitrogen oxides in the flue gas. The flue gas then enters the waste heat recovery system, and 4t / h normal temperature process water is added to the system to obtain 1.1MPa(G...
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