Process for limiting chloride buildup in SO.sub.2 scrubber slurr

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Modifying or removing component of normally gaseous mixture – Sulfur or sulfur containing component

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423497, C01B 1700

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043661335

ABSTRACT:
In the process of scrubbing flue gas to remove pollutants therefrom by contacting the flue gas with an aqueous reactant mixture of water and pollutant absorbent, water soluble chloride impurities present in the flue gas and make-up water tend to build-up as the supernatent liquor from the spent reactant mixture dewatering cycle is recycled for mixing with unreacted pollutant absorbent to form additional reactant mixture for contacting with the pollutant laden gas. The build-up of chlorides in the reactant mixture is controlled by passing a purge stream of the chloride containing liquor in contact with a hot drying gas so as to evaporate the water and crystallize the chloride impurities in the purge stream. The crystallized particles of chloride salt are then removed from the drying gas as a dry solid.

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