100-ton Heating Boiler Flue Gas Desulfurization and Denitrification Equipment

     Desulfurization and Denitrification Equipment Plan for 100-ton Heating Chain Boiler of Thermal Power Company

     Our company has analyzed and calculated the desulfurization and denitrification equipment plan for the 100-ton heating chain boiler of the thermal power company. The following is a comprehensive design plan, incorporating our company's nationwide similar cases, current environmental standards, and relevant technologies:

    I. Design Background and Objectives

• Background: With the increasingly stringent national environmental requirements, the thermal power company needs to carry out desulfurization and denitrification modifications for its 100-ton heating chain boiler to meet emission standards.
• Objective: Achieve efficient desulfurization and denitrification of boiler flue gas, ensuring emissions meet or exceed current environmental standards.
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    II. Desulfurization Plan

• Technology Selection: Magnesium Oxide Wet Desulfurization Technology
  • Principle: Use magnesium oxide as a desulfurizing agent to react with sulfur dioxide in the flue gas to form magnesium sulfate, thereby achieving desulfurization.
  • Advantages: High desulfurization efficiency, stable operation, and recyclable by-products.
• Equipment Configuration:
  • Swirl Desulfurization Tower: Increase swirl trays and high-efficiency spray heads inside the tower to extend gas-liquid reaction time and improve efficiency.
  • Demister: Used to separate mist droplets carried in the flue gas, reducing corrosion of downstream equipment, minimizing scaling, and lowering the loss of absorbent and water.
  • Circulation Pump: Provides power for the spray system to ensure uniform distribution of the desulfurizing agent.
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    III. Denitrification Plan

• Technology Selection: SNCR (Selective Non-Catalytic Reduction) Denitrification Technology
  • Principle: Inject amino-containing reducing agents (such as ammonia water) into the high-temperature zone of the boiler to reduce nitrogen oxides in the flue gas to nitrogen and water.
  • Advantages: Low equipment investment and relatively low operating costs.
• Equipment Configuration:
  • Ammonia Water Storage Tank: Used to store ammonia water solution to ensure the supply of denitrification agent.
  • Ammonia Water Transfer Pump: Transfers ammonia water solution to the injection system.
  • Dilution Water System: Dilutes the ammonia water solution to an appropriate concentration.
  • Reducing Agent Injection System: Includes spray guns and compressed air system to ensure uniform injection of the reducing agent into the high-temperature zone of the boiler.