An Analysis on SOx Wet Scrubbers of Marine Diesel Engine

Cai Ling Li; Song Zhou; Dian Tao Liu; Zhi Yu Wang; Yuan Qing Zhu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.726-731.2115

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An Analysis on SOx Wet Scrubbers of Marine Diesel Engine

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With the increasing strictness of emission regulation, the requirements for marine diesel engine SOx emission are becoming more and more rigorous. This paper mainly introduces the reaction mechanisms of seawater scrubber and freshwater scrubber, and analyzes the research status quo of the two scrubbers. It also gives a contrast to the merits and shortcomings of them. Finally, this paper puts forward some considerations in the practical application of seawater scrubber on ships.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 726-731)

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2115-2119

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August 2013

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Cai Ling Li, Song Zhou, Dian Tao Liu, Zhi Yu Wang, Yuan Qing Zhu

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Emission Regulation, Freshwater Scrubber, Seawater Scrubber, SOx Control

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