The function of the quenching tower is to quickly cool down the
flue gas. The temperature of the flue gas coming out of the boiler
is around 550°C. In order to avoid the regeneration of dioxin
substances in the temperature range of 250°C to 400°C, the system
must shorten the short residence time of the flue gas at this
temperature as much as possible, so the system is set up with rapid
cooling The spray tower is used to quickly cool down the flue gas.
During the mixing and falling process of the water mist and flue
gas, gasification is completed, and no sewage will be generated at
the bottom.
The quench tower adopts the direct cooling method of spraying tap
water. The flue gas flowing through the tower directly contacts the
atomized liquid. The injected liquid quickly vaporizes and takes
away a large amount of heat, and the flue gas temperature can be
quickly reduced to 180°C. °C to avoid the regeneration of dioxins.
The quenching tower can control the temperature of the flue gas
entering the dust collector, and ensure the inlet temperature of
the bag dust collector by controlling the amount of liquid spray to
prevent the flue gas temperature from being too high and affecting
the operation of the bag dust collector.