Soda-based sorbents for HCl removal in the DSI system for agricultural biomass Co-combustion at an industrial scale

Ondřej Hlaváček; Alice Vagenknechtová

doi:10.1007/s13762-025-06825-3

December 4, 2025International Journal of Environmental Science and TechnologyOpen Access

Soda-based sorbents for HCl removal in the DSI system for agricultural biomass Co-combustion at an industrial scale

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Soda-based sorbents achieved 90.93% HCl removal efficiency, higher than hydrated lime sorbents at 84.66%.
Specific sorbent consumption was lower at 0.87 and 0.91 m³ sorbent·t Cl⁻¹ for soda versus 2.58 and 5.59 for lime.
Analysis focused on performance and optimization in a full-scale CFB heating plant with 140 t/h capacity.
Soda sorbents represent a promising alternative to lime, suggesting potential for cleaner biomass combustion technologies.

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Analysis shows soda sorbents improve operational efficiency and reduce chlorine in flue gas during biomass combustion, indicating an effective alternative to lime sorbents.

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