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THE IVU-FLY ASH RECYCLING
SORBENT
for
dry and semi-dry desulphurisation of coal fuelled power plants
including CFB processes
- for improving efficiency
within dry and semi-dry desulphurisation processes,
- for reducing the cost
of lime processing,
- for reducing lime consumption
by up to 50 %
- for the production
of a high-quality matrix ash for DISPERGAT building material.
THE IVU-FAR SORBENT, an exceptional
economic opportunity ...
- Desulphurisation is
an ecological requirement demanded by law necessitating expensive
plant and running cost, particularly the cost of lime powder,
until now The
IVU-FAR Sorbent cuts costs
- By using a special mixer,
the ash to be used as a sorbent is mixed with lime granules
of a grain size up to 8 min. Fine milling of lime is not necessary,
- As soon as the moistered
ash/ lime mixture has entered the processing unit, the firne
granules disintegrate causing an increase in temperature. In
the 50 minute process the ash particles become carriers for
the lime powder, thereby increasing the lime surface area. The
sorbent can be stored in silos ready to be blown into the boiler.
- The increase in lime
surface area enables greater desulphurisation efficiency and
the quality of the lime powder can be reduced by up to 50 %
dependent on the quality of the coal and the degree of desulphurisation
required.
- The Sorbent Desulphurisation
Process offers a basic ash for the production of DISPERGAT of
very high quality which can either, be used for sorbent production
again, or, as an economical and ecological building material,
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