The atomization of air and liquid creates a dual phase mixture in the mixing chamber inside the nozzle.
The shape of the nozzle causes a supersonic acceleration of the mixture, resulting in an extremely fine atomization of droplets.
An atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent (Lime slurry) into the flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid.
Gases HCl and HF; a close-coupled particulate control device, typically a fabric filter, is used to collect the unreacted reagent, fly ash and reaction products SO2 removal efficiencies to 97%
