Optimized 200-Mesh Desulfurization Limestone Powder Production Project

The 200-mesh desulfurization limestone powder project is a critical process designed to produce fine limestone powders specifically for flue gas desulfurization (FGD) in industrial applications, primarily in coal-fired power plants and various manufacturing facilities. The core objective is to grind raw limestone into ultra-fine powders with a particle size of 200 mesh (approximately 74 microns), which maximizes the surface area for an efficient chemical reaction with sulfur dioxide (SO₂) in exhaust gases.

This optimized project integrates advanced crushing, grinding, classification, and collection technologies. High-efficiencyvertical roller mills or ball mills are employed to achieve the precise fineness requirement with minimal energy consumption. An integrated automated classification system ensures consistent product quality and high yield, while advanced baghouse filters guarantee dust-free operation and environmental compliance. Furthermore, the system incorporates smart control systems for real-time monitoring and adjustment of key parameters such as feed rate, grinding pressure, and temperature, enhancing overall operational stability and productivity.

By utilizing high-quality limestone feed and optimized milling processes, the project significantly improves the efficiency of the desulfurization process, leading to reduced limestone consumption and lower operational costs. The resulting high-purity, fine limestone powder ensures superior SO₂ removal rates, helping plants meet stringent environmental emission standards. This project represents a vital step towards sustainable industrial operations, contributing to reduced air pollution and a smaller environmental footprint.