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titleOfInvention Wet flue gas desulfurization equipment
abstract (57) [Abstract] [Problem] To suppress an increase in a liquid-gas ratio between an absorbing liquid and an exhaust gas, Provided is a wet flue gas desulfurization apparatus capable of improving desulfurization / dust removal efficiency while reducing operating costs and equipment costs. SOLUTION: At the bottom of an absorption tower 12, an absorption liquid storage section 33 for storing an absorption liquid 17 containing limestone, and a solution storage section 35 for storing a solution 34 of an absorbent having higher absorption activity than limestone. A primary desulfurization spray nozzle 31 ′ for spraying the absorbing liquid 17 and performing primary desulfurization of the exhaust gas is disposed above the absorption tower 12, and the absorption tower 12 above the absorption tower 12. A secondary desulfurization spray nozzle 37 for spraying the solution 34 and performing secondary desulfurization of the exhaust gas after the primary desulfurization is disposed therein. In the absorption tower 12, only the flow of the primary desulfurized exhaust gas from below to above is performed. And a solution recovery member 38 for receiving the solution 34 sprayed from the secondary desulfurization spray nozzle 37 and guiding the solution 34 to the solution reservoir 35 is provided.
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