Silicon carbide FGD nozzles are key components of thermal power plants, large boilers, and desulphurization and dust collection devices. The products have been favored by the different industries, due to their characteristics, such as corrosion resistance, high hardness, stable performance and so on.  Flue Gas Desulfurization (FGD) Absorber Nozzles Removal of sulfur oxides, commonly referred to as SOx, from an exhaust gases using an alkali reagent, such as a wet limestone slurry. When fossil fuels are utilized in combustion processes to run boilers, furnaces, or other equipment they have the potential to release SO2 or SO3 as part of the exhaust gas. These sulfur oxides react easily with other elements to form harmful compound such as sulfuric acid and have the potential to negatively affect human health and the environment. Due to these potential effects, control of this compound in flue gases is an essential part of coal fired power plants and other industrial applications. Due to erosion, plugging, and build-up concerns, one of the most reliable systems to control these emissions is an open-tower wet flue gas desulfurization (FGD) process using a limestone, hydrated lime, seawater, or other alkaline solution. Spray nozzles are able to effectively and reliably distribute these slurries into absorption towers. By creating uniform patterns of properly sized droplets, these nozzles are able to effectively create the surface area needed for proper absorbtion while minimizing entrainment of the scrubbing solution into the flue gas.   SiC FGD Absorber Nozzles: A: Hollow Cone Tangential Nozzles B: Full Cone Tangential Nozzles C: Full Cone Sprial Nozzles D: Pulse Nozzles E: SMP Nozzles