Process for producing a gas containing sulphur trioxide for waste gas purification in an electrostatic precipitator
Abstract
Abstract 1. A process of producing an SO3 -containing gas wherein sulfur is burnt in a furnace with blower-fed combustion air to produce a high-SO2 combustion gas, which is passed through a converter for the catalytic conversion of SO2 in the presence of oxygen to SO3 and is admixed to a water vapor-containing exhaust gas before the latter is purified in an electrostatic precipitator, and the furnace is fed with the sulfur in liquid form by a proportioning feeder and with combustion air through an air heater, characterized in that the air heater is controlled in dependence of the sulfur supply rate by control signals transmitted by a direct line from the proportioning feeder to the air heater so that combustion air at higher temperatures is fed to the furnace in case of a lower sulfur supply rate.
Inventors
- 👤 Hans-Jürgen Bode
- 👤 Wilhelm Leussler
- 👤 Hans Joachim Graubner
- 👤 Helmut Dr. Reissmann
- 👤 Helmut Schummer
- 👤 Gernot Mayer-Schwinning
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