Liwang Wang , Caijiao Cong , Yulong Chang , Xiaoxu Duan , linyu Xiao , Zhisheng Zhao , Yongcong Liu , Hualin Wang , Liang Ma
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Abstract
In the carbon fiber manufacturing process, the oxidation furnace porch link encounters complexities in the treatment of hydrogen cyanide (HCN) in the presence of significant tar and other contaminants. The Hydro-jet Oscillation Purification (HOP) technology, an innovative mass transfer enhancement strategy, enhances process efficiency through the exploitation of multi-scale phenomena, including jet atomization and droplet oscillation. Designed for environments prone to dust, HOP mitigates the risk of equipment blockage. This study utilizes high-speed imaging, absorption experiments, and industrial support techniques to elucidate the interplay between the crushing mode and the Gas-phase Weber number (WeG), establish a link between the column fracture point and the liquid–gas momentum ratio, and develop an empirical equation for the mass transfer of HCN in a 5 % NaOH solution. The successful deployment of HOP in the Shanghai Petrochemical Large Wire Bundle Project has demonstrated its efficacy, maintaining HCN outlet concentrations in exhaust gases below 1.9 mg·m−3, thereby indicating its considerable potential for broader applications.
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