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Air Pollution Control Facilities

1. combustion gas treatment process flow diagram

Combustion Boiler

Power Generation Facility

2. Air pollution control facilities (combustion gas treatment systems)
    - technology overview solid fuel boiler (at 12% O₂)

* Design basis: gas flow rate 20,000m³/day (H₂S inlet concentration 2,000ppm, outlet concentration 30ppm)

classification
NOₓ
SOₓ
HCl
Dust
Dioxins
Legal emission limit (Clean Air Conservation Act)
50 ppm
20 ppm
12 ppm
15 ppm
0.1Ng-Teq/Nm³
Our emission level
< 30ppm
<10 ppm
< 7ppm
< 10ppm
< 0.01

SNCR

De-NOₓ

SDR

De-SOₓ HCl

BAG FILTER

De-Dust, Dioxin

SCR

De-Dioxin, NOX

WET SCRUBBER

De-HCl, SOₓ

3. Air pollution control facilities (combustion gas treatment systems)
    - technology overview Emission of completely harmless gas through a five-stage treatment process

SNCR
Primary removal of harmful gases using urea solution
Semi-dry reaction tower (SDR)
Secondary removal of harmful gases by spraying fine slaked-lime slurry
Dry reaction system
Tertiary removal of harmful gases and primary removal of dioxins by injecting powdered activated carbon and slaked lime powder
filter dust collection system
Additional reaction with unreacted chemicals for fourth-stage removal of harmful gases and 99.99% complete dust removal
wet scrubber
Fifth-stage removal of harmful gases and second-stage removal of dioxins using Sodium hydroxide
White plume abatement system

4. Air pollution control facilities (combustion gas treatment systems)
    - technology overview TMS measurement methods

technology overview TMS measurement methods

NOₓ
NDIR method (non-dispersive infrared)
SO₂
NDIR method
CO
NDIR method
O₂
Zirconia method
Dust
Light scattering method (in-situ type, sampling type)
HCl
Chloride ion electrode method
Flow
Pitot method (dynamic pressure, static pressure, atmospheric pressure → flow velocity)
Temp
RTD/thermocouple method

☉ definition
    - A system that links air pollutant-emitting facilities and the control center online, enabling remote, automatic monitoring of the amount of pollutants emitted from stacks and of operating conditions.
☉ overview
    - Environmental pollutant concentrations in air, water, etc. are continuously measured by automatic analyzers and connected online to the main computer at the control center, where items such as dust, SOx, NOx, CO, HCl, oxygen, flow rate, and temperature are measured and data are collected at 5-minute and 30-minute intervals.

☉ definition
- A system that links air pollutant-emitting facilities and the control center online, enabling remote, automatic monitoring of the amount of pollutants emitted from stacks and of operating conditions.
☉ overview
- Environmental pollutant concentrations in air, water, etc. are continuously measured by automatic analyzers and connected online to the main computer at the control center, where items such as dust, SOx, NOx, CO, HCl, oxygen, flow rate, and temperature are measured and data are collected at 5-minute and 30-minute intervals.