Abstract:
The reaction mechanisms of SO
2, NO
x, CO
2 with ammonia solution were described. And the liquid coexisting components related to the desorption of simulated decarburization solution, including (NH
4)
2SO
3, (NH
4)
2SO
4, NH
4NO
3, NaCl, NH
4Cl and (NH
4)
2CO
3, were analyzed. The results show that the desorption of CO
2 is affected by the mass fraction of liquid phase coexistence components, pH of solution and surface tension. Most of liquid coexisting components could reduce CO
2 desorption of decarburization solution. The restraining effect of liquid coexisting components with the mass fraction less than 10% in the decarburization absorbent liquid on CO
2 desorption is as follows: (NH
4)
2SO
3>NH
4NO
3>(NH
4)
2SO
4 >NaCl>(NH
4)
2CO
3. It is necessary to remove the impurities in flue gas before CO
2 capture, because the purities are harmful for CO
2 desorption due to the hazardous effects on the physical and chemical characteristics of decarburization solution.