Furnace Gases

Furnace exhaust gases are produced by ferroalloy plants, steel mills, coking facilities, iron foundries, and various industrial smelting operations.

Furnace Gas Application Process

The furnace gas undergoes a pre-processing phase that includes desulfurization, dust removal, water cooling (and pressurization if necessary), and electric coking. This processed gas is then used as fuel for the Liyu gas engine, which drives a generator to produce electricity. To meet nitrogen oxide emission standards, the engine exhaust may require denitration.

Multiple gas-fired generator sets can be integrated into a single power generation unit, creating a compact energy station that efficiently generates electricity using furnace gas. These small energy stations can be combined into larger gas-fired power plants, allowing for greater adaptability to varying production capacity needs. This flexibility enables precise control over power generation utilization, ensuring optimal operating conditions and continuous, efficient service. In addition to powering production and daily activities, this process effectively addresses environmental issues related to smelting furnace gas.