FLUE GAS CONDITIONING

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RESULTS In most countries, environmental regulations demand solid emission levels of 50 mg / Nm 3 or less. Power Stations equipped with precipitators designed for high sulfur coal are not able to keep to this value all the time. Load reductions or penalties to be paid to the government are the result. The flue gas conditioning system of Pentol is custom designed and therefore guarantees, that emission limits are not exceeded is an economical alternative to an additional ESP. If FGD is present, the Pentol Flue Gas Conditioning system reduces the dust load on the FGD inlet resulting in a more stable operation of the FGD plant and a better quality gipsum. FGC unit installed between the flue gas ducts on a 575 MW boiler. Typical dosage rate: 15 kg / h. The result: Solid emission < 12 mg / Nm 3
OPERATION The controller of the Flue Gas Conditioning System is designed to request minimum attention from the operator Staff. The system works automatically, following the boiler load. If available from the plant, ESP controller outputs are incorporated in the Flue Gas Conditioning System to allow fully automatic and most economical operation. A large Siemens display informs the operator about all vital information on just one screen. A large display informs the operator about all vital information on just one screen. Arrangement inside the container. The electrical part is separated by a wall from the mechanical part.
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