The Study on the New Technology of Exhaust Gas Cascade Utilization from Electrolytic Aluminum Industry

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With the development of electrolytic aluminum in our country, sulphur content in aluminum anode increased year by year, thus there is the risk of SO2 discharge over standard in exhaust gas treatment in electrolytic aluminum industry. Further, the waste heat from exhaust gas of electrolytic aluminum has not been made full use at present. It is necessary to development new exhaust gas treatment and utilization technology. In this study, a scheme about electrolytic aluminum exhaust gas cascade utilization has been proposed according to the characteristics of electrolytic aluminum exhaust gas. The electrolytic aluminum exhaust gas after dry treatment could be sent to power plant boiler as combustion air, as the discharge of electrolytic aluminum exhaust gas and air pollutants could be decreased greatly. After the comparison of techno-economic analysis, the discharge by the scheme of cascade utilization was less than that with desulfurization, with more economic benefit. Thus it is worth to be extended, since the scheme of electrolytic aluminum exhaust gas cascade utilization showed good techno-economy.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1010-1012)

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