Flue gas cleaning installation and method for cleaning flue gas

A method for cleaning flue gas using a flue gas cleaning installation comprising a fluidized bed reactor having a flue gas inlet unit, a reactor chamber and a nozzle unit, wherein the nozzle unit is arranged between the flue gas inlet unit and the reactor chamber, wherein the nozzle unit has nozzles of a first type for injecting the gas to be cleaned and a solid into the reactor chamber, and wherein the nozzle unit has nozzles of a second type for separately injecting liquid into the reactor chamber, wherein the number of nozzles of the first type corresponds to the number of nozzles of the second type, wherein the nozzles of the first type and the nozzles of the second type are arranged relative to one another such that their outlets located on the reactor chamber side stand at an angle of between 100° and 130° to one another, wherein the nozzles of the second type are configured as atomizing nozzles, wherein the nozzles of the first type are configured as Venturi nozzles, wherein the flue gas to be cleaned and a sorbent educt existing as a solid are injected into the reactor chamber of the fluidized bed reactor, and wherein a liquid is injected into the reactor chamber separately from the flue gas and the sorbent educt, whereupon the sorbent educt, in the fluidized bed reactor, makes contact with the liquid and is converted into a sorbent existing as a solid, wherein, as the sorbent educt, CaO is injected through the nozzles of the first type, wherein, as the liquid, water is injected through the nozzles of the second type, wherein the sorbent educt is converted into the sorbent Ca(OH)2, wherein the liquid, when injected into the reactor chamber of the fluidized bed reactor, is atomized.