wet flue gas desulfurization
As is known to all wet flue gas desulfurization is a vital process to remove sulfur dioxide (SO2) from exhaust flue gases generated by fossil fuel power plants. The principal function of WFGD is to lessen air pollution by capturing SO2 before it is generated into the atmosphere. Technical features of WFGD include a scrubber that sprays a limestone slurry into the flue gas, where it reacts with SO2 to form gypsum which can then be collected and used in various applications. This desulfurization method has a high efficiency and is able to remove up to 98% of SO2 from flue gases. WFGD is widely used, especially in plant that burns coal where environmental regulations and reduction of acid rains can benefit from its application.