In the context of sustainable development and green energy transformation, the traditional amylated plant as an important production base of bioenergy, environmental issues have become a problem that we need to pay attention to. Especially in the process of biogas power generation, the problem of controlling nitrogen oxide emissions has become an urgent environmental challenge to be solved. This paper discusses the measures taken and the expected effects of the low-nitrogen transformation of amylated plant power generation, providing a reference for the technical innovation in this field.
As a typical air pollutant, nitrogen oxides not only pose a threat to the environment, but also pollute the environment and cause human health problems. The biogas generator uses the biogas generated by anaerobic digestion to generate electricity. In this process, under the conditions of high-temperature combustion or incomplete combustion, a large amount of nitrogen oxides will be produced. Once these substances are released into the atmosphere, acid rain will be formed, which will aggravate the greenhouse effect and affect the human respiratory system. Therefore, in order to protect the environment and our human health, it is necessary to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions, and low-nitrogen transformation is particularly critical.
For the measures of low nitrogen transformation, we need to optimize the combustion technology, improve the burner technology, further improve the combustion rate of fuel, and reduce the generation of nitrogen oxides.
When we adopt the low nitrogen transformation scheme of selective non-catalytic reduction or selective reduction technology, it is necessary to add reducing agent, ammonia or urea to the combustion process, and reduce nitrogen oxides into nitrogen and water through the reaction, so as to achieve the purpose of reducing pollutant emissions, improve the overall operating efficiency of biogas generator units, and achieve low nitrogen emissions. It is necessary to carry out regular maintenance of the equipment to ensure that the equipment is operating in the best condition, to monitor and adjust the advanced control system at the same time, to ensure the accuracy of the operation, to conduct professional training for the operators, to improve their technical skills and environmental awareness.
The low nitrogen transformation of biogas generators in starch plants is not only an important measure for environmental protection, but also the development trend of enterprise transformation and upgrading. Through scientific and technological transformation and careful management, we are convinced that starch plants can ensure energy supply at the same time, but also reduce emissions of greenhouse gases and other gases, and reduce the burden on the environment. Improve the technical level and market competitiveness of enterprises, improve the comprehensive utilization rate of energy, achieve cost savings, and contribute to the protection of our blue sky and white clouds.
Post time: Apr-12-2024