Dry sorption system for Sox removal
Industries dealing with flue gas emissions often face challenges in controlling acid gas emissions, particularly SOx, without substantial investments in high-capital equipment and frequent maintenance requirements.
Efficiently remove Sox from flue gas
The dry sorption system by GEA is a multipollutant control system designed for the removal of SOx from flue gas. It operates by injecting a dry alkaline sorbent, such as hydrated lime or sodium bicarbonate, into the flue gas stream within an entrained flow reactor. The alkaline sorbent reacts with the acidic gases, forming solid reaction products that are then captured by a particulate matter control device, such as an electrostatic precipitator or baghouse filter. This system is notable for its small footprint and the ability to use various dry reagents, making it adaptable for different operational requirements. Additionally, the dry reaction products can be recycled back into the process, enhancing its cost-effectiveness and sustainability.
Benefits
- Low capital expenditure
- High SOx removal efficiency up to 70%
- Flexibility in reagent use
- Small footprint installation
- Recyclable reaction products