Investigation on mercury removal method from flue gas in the presence of sulfur dioxide.
Investigation on mercury removal method from flue gas in the presence of sulfur dioxide.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jhazmat.2014.07.012
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发表时间:
2014-08
影响因子:
13.6
通讯作者:
Yongpeng Ma;Zan Qu;Haomiao Xu;Wen-hua Wang;N. Yan
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作者:
Yongpeng Ma;Zan Qu;Haomiao Xu;Wen-hua Wang;N. Yan
A new integrated process was developed for the removal and reclamation of mercury from the flue gas in the presence of SO2, typically derived from nonferrous metal smelting. The new process contains a pre-desulfurization unit (Stage I) and a co-absorption unit (Stage II). In Stage I, 90% of the SO2from flue gas can be efficiently absorbed by ferric sulfate and reclaimed sulfuric acid. Meanwhile, the proportion of Hg2+and Hg0in the flue gas can be redistributed in this stage. Then, over 95% of the Hg0and the residual SO2can be removed simultaneously with a composite absorption solution from the flue gas in Stage II, which is much more efficient for the Hg0reclaiming than the traditional method. The composite absorption solution in Stage II, which is composed of 0.1 g/L HgSO4, 1.0% H2O2and H2SO4, could effectively remove and reclaim Hg0overcoming the negative effect of SO2on Hg0absorption. Moreover, the concentrations of HgSO4and H2O2were adjusted with the changes in of the concentrations of Hg0and SO2in the flue gas. It is a potential and promising technology for the mercury removal and reclaim from the flue gas in the presence of SO2.