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1. A process for the removal of sulfur dioxide from hot flue gases (8) which have been obtained by burning a sulfur-containing substance (4) in a boiler (1), by feeding into the boiler or into a
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There are two principle techniques for removing NGLs from the natural gas stream: the absorption method and the cryogenic expander process. According to the Gas Processors Association, these two processes account for around 90 percent of total natural gas liquids production.
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1.4 Natural Gas Combustion - US EPA
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Method and apparatus for removing sulfur dioxide from a gas mixture, particularly from combustion gases. The gases are scrubbed with a aqueous scrubbing liquid containing dissolved therein an inorganic reactant capable of forming a sulfite salt with the sulfur dioxide and an oxidization catalyst capable of oxidizing the sulfite salt to the corresponding sulfate salt during the scrubbing process.
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filter would remove dissolved water vapor or carbon dioxide vapor, and one should not expect it to remove vapor-phase elemental sulfur either. As referred to in Section 1.1, the filter itself represents a pressure drop (plus any associated Joule-Thomson cooling) which can cause more sulfur to come out of the vapor phase. It is true that adding an
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Sulfur dioxide (SO 2) 7499–09–05 N/A 1.2 Applicability. Where specified by an applicable subpart of the regulations, this method is applicable for the determination of (a) PM, SO 2, and NO X emission rates; (b) sulfur removal efficiencies of fuel pretreatment and SO 2 control devices; and (c) overall reduction of potential SO 2 emissions.
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Flue gas desulfurization (FGD) technology, is commonly referred to as a scrubber, is proved and effective method for removing sulfur dioxide (SO 2) emissions from the exhaust of coal-fired power plants. Scrubber System
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