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titleOfInvention Smoke exhaust denitration apparatus and operation control method thereof
abstract In a stage where the operation state of a combustor is shifted to a higher load state, the residual ammonia flowing downstream of the denitration catalyst can be reduced, and this affects the equipment such as a heat exchanger located downstream of the denitration catalyst. Provided are a flue gas denitration apparatus and its operation control method that can suppress the influence to a minimum. A denitration reactor 2 having a denitration catalyst 2a disposed in an exhaust gas system 1, an ammonia injection section 3 for injecting ammonia into exhaust gas G from a boiler B on the upstream side of the denitration reactor 2, and an ammonia injection section 3 is provided with an ECO bypass 5 that bypasses the boiler economizer 4 located upstream, a damper 6 that communicates and blocks the ECO bypass 5, and a controller 7 that controls the communication of the ECO bypass 5 by the damper 6. Controls the branch exhaust gas G1 from the boiler B to flow into the exhaust gas system 1 through the ECO bypass 5 that bypasses the boiler economizer 4 before the boiler B is shifted to the high load operation state. [Selection] Figure 1
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