FGD Process Equipment Sample Clauses

FGD Process Equipment. The FGD includes equipment to clean flue gas of sulfur dioxide generated by the combustion of coal. The cleaning process in turn produces the calcium sulfite, which itself is contaminated by inert particulates and unreacted limestone. Additional solid waste treatment and processing of the calcium sulfite produces an impure gypsum material, which although more easily transported to waste disposal dumps, is useless, unwanted and discarded solid waste having no market or value at the place where it is located. Further cleaning, dewatering, processing and purification would be required to convert the impure gypsum into a form which has any commercial value or uses. The sludge processing equipment includes the recycle tanks, forced oxidation blowers, mechanical equipment, electrical components, pumps, controls and instrumentation. The sludge processing equipment also includes a recirculation loop with sludge recirculation pumps, associated piping, valves, and auxiliary equipment. In a conventional FGD process, which does not recirculate the solid waste, the recirculation loop would require smaller capacity pumps, piping and auxiliaries. This loop is smaller when calcium sulfite is the primary constituent in the sludge as is typical of FGDs without forced oxidation. This requirement was determined to be 25% for the 1994 FGD, which is quite similar in size, design and function to the 2007 project. Accordingly, 75% of the recirculation loop scope and cost and 100% of the FGD reaction tanks scope and cost can be attributable to the solid waste disposal process. The components of the FGD process located in the sludge processing area include: • FGD absorber reaction tank • FGD absorber recirculation pumps • FGD absorber recirculation piping • Oxidation air blowers • Mechanical and electrical auxiliaries • Instrumentation and controls • Foundation and structure • Site development
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