Our desulfurization technology utilizes a high-gravity field to achieve excellent purification results. This field generates strong mass and heat transfer capabilities. Through high-speed rotation, the desulfurizer liquid is dispersed into minuscule films, filaments, and droplets as it passes through the interception layer of the wet desulfurization equipment.
This process, facilitated by the high-gravity field, creates a large specific surface area and a rapidly updated phase interface, ensuring full gas-liquid contact. The capture of sulfur-containing gases like H2S and SO2 is highly selective. This selectivity is due to the collision effect from mechanical rotation, the liquid film's capture effect, and the filtering action of the droplets themselves on low-solubility gases.
Simultaneously, the rotating cut-off ring applies a high shear stress to the liquid, splitting it into incredibly tiny droplets and thin films. The continuous change in direction of the gas and liquid channels significantly extends contact time, providing a superior surface for the absorption of easily dissolved gases.
In the event that impurity gases like H2S and SO2 pass through the interception channel, the large gas-liquid contact area and rapidly updated interface provide a quick reaction site for desulfurization, defluorination, and other reactions.
This technology allows for the efficient removal of impurity gases and is theoretically applicable with wet desulfurization equipment to achieve efficient desulfurization, defluorination, and the removal of various other acidic gases.