标题: | 去除次微米微粒之文氏洗涤器理论分析 Theory Analysis of Submicron Particle Removal By a Ventrui Scrubber |
作者: | 简聪智 Tsung-Chih Chien 蔡春进 Chuen-Jinn Tsai 环境工程系所 |
关键字: | 异相核凝增长;文氏洗涤器;heterogeneous nucleation and condensation growth;Venturi Scrubber |
公开日期: | 1999 |
摘要: | 一些工厂在洗涤器之后的排气有高不透光率白烟的问题,研究发现,水蒸气凝结于排烟中的细小微粒可能是造成白烟的主要原因。因此在废气排放前,如能降低次微米微粒的浓度,应可有效控制白烟的形成。 本研究拟探讨利用蒸气混合常温废气使细微粒产生异相核凝增长,并配合文氏洗涤器去除增长后之微粒,藉以提高微粒去除效率。若排气中含氯气、氨气、氯化氢及氟化氢等酸性气体,本文氏洗涤器亦可在适当操作条件及适当吸收液浓度及流量下一并去除。文氏洗涤器设计时考虑实验室可操作之流量,选择喉部直径10mm、流速60~100m/sec、流量283~471lpm之设计参数,另外喉部入口喷入液体流量与气体流量比为2.5l/m3。 本理论研究结果显示,在排气温度20℃、饱和比1.0时,对一正对数常态分布(数目中间粒径NMD为115.263nm、几何标准偏差为1.92、总微粒数目浓度3.08 ×106/cm3)之细微粒而言,利用不同温度之高温蒸气,皆有一达到最大蒸气饱和比之蒸气/废气质量混合比;而喷入100℃、饱和比1.0、质量混合比0.148的高温蒸气,混合气体饱和比最大可达3.49,效果最佳。此最佳条件下粒径50nm以上微粒在1.0 ms的核凝时间后均可成长至1.8 □m以上。另外高温废气(150℃以上)中喷入常温水的情况,当废气湿度在5%以下时,蒸气饱和比皆有2.0以上,而在最佳混合条件下,NMD在1.0 ms的核凝时间后亦能成长至1.5 □m以上。 在文氏洗涤器效率及压力降之计算结果可知,上述常温废气中的细微粒未增长前总去除效率,在喉部速度为100、80及60m/sec时,Calvert计算效率分别为32.7、22.2、12.3%,Yung计算效率分别为0.1、0及0%,Slinn计算效率分别为17.7、10.8、5.2%;而增长后(以最佳混合条件)Yung计算效率分别为98、97及96%,Calvert及Slinn计算效率皆为100%;压力降方面,在喉部速度为100、80及60m/s时,Leith et al.(1985)压力降预估分别为76、49及27cm水柱。由此模拟可知,不论高温或低温废气,凝核程序在对于白烟控制应有其可行性。 关键词:异相核凝增长、文氏洗涤器。 High flue gas opacity or white smoke problem exists in some factories. Water vapor condensed on small particles in the flue gas was found to be the main reason. If we could control the concentration of small particles in the flue gas before emission, the white smoke could be controlled. This study used high temperature steam(water vapor)to mix with normal-temperature flue gas so that small particles could grow by heterogeneous nucleation and condensation. Collecting the grown particles by a Venturi Scrubber results in a better collection efficiency. If the flue gas contains acid gases such as Cl2、NH-3、HCl、HF, the Venturi Scrubber can also collect them with proper operating conditions, proper absorbent concentration and flowrate. Considering the maximum operating flowrate in the laboratory when designing the Venturi scrubber, we designed the throat diameter to be 10mm, the throat velocity to be 60~100m/sec, the flowrate to be 283~471lpm, and the ratio of liquid-gas flowrate to be 2.5 l/m3. When the flue gas temperature is 20℃, the saturation ratio is 1.0, for a log-normally distributed aerosol with number median diameter(NMD)of 115.263nm, geometric standard deviation of 1.92, and total particle number concentration of 3.08×106/cm3, the theoretical results show that for different steam temperature, a specific steam/flue-gas mass mixing ratio produced a maximum saturation ratio. When the temperature is 100℃, saturation ratio is 1.0, and the mass mixing ratio is 0.148, the mixing high-temperature steam results in the highest maximum saturation ratio, 3.49. Under this condition, all particles with diameter greater than 50nm can grow to a diameter greater than 1.8□m after 1.0ms growth time. Mixing of normal-temperature water spray with high-temperature flue gas(150℃ and above) also produce the saturation ratio greater than 2.0 when humidity of flue gas is below 5%. In the best mixing condition, NMD can also grow to a diameter greater than 1.5 □m after 1.0ms growth time. When the throat velocities are 100, 80, and 60m/sec, the results show that collection efficiencies of the small particles in the normal-temperature flue gas are 32.7, 22.2, 12.3%, respectly, by Calvert’s theory, 0.1, 0, 0 % by Yung’s theory, and 17.7, 10.8, 5.2% by Slinn’s theory before particle growth. The corresponding collection efficiencies with the best mixing condition are 98, 97, and 96% by Yung’s theory, and 100% bt both Calvert’s and Slinn’s theories. The pressure drops are 76, 49, and 27cm-H2O, respectly, when throat velocities are 100, 80, and 60m/sec. In conclusion, this study shows that no matter it is high- or normal-temperature flue gas, the nucleation and condensation process is very useful for white smoke control. Key Words:heterogeneous nucleation and condensation growth、Venturi Scrubber |
URI: | http://140.113.39.130/cdrfb3/record/nctu/#NT880515013 http://hdl.handle.net/11536/66218 |
显示于类别: | Thesis |