Halocarbon abatement system for a glass manufacturing facility
AssigneeCorning Incorporated
InventorsSteven A. Dunwoody, Jeffrey E. Taylor
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AssigneeCorning Incorporated
InventorsSteven A. Dunwoody, Jeffrey E. Taylor
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The invention relates to a method of treating a substantially gaseous halo-containing compound of an effluent of a glass manufacturing facility and a system for such method. The method includes the step of oxidizing the halo-containing compound to form a hydrogen and halo-containing compound. The method also includes the step of adsorbing a halogen of the hydrogen and halo-containing compound on a surface. The system includes at least one glass manufacturing apparatus which the operation of the apparatus in glass manufacturing generates an effluent which comprises a substantially gaseous halo-containing compound. The system also includes an oxidizer in fluid communication to receive the halo-containing compound and oxidize the compound to transform the halo-containing compound into a hydrogen and halo-containing compound. The system further includes a scrubber for receiving said hydrogen and halo-containing compound and absorbing the halogen from the hydrogen and halo-containing compound.
A method of treating a substantially gaseous halo-containing compound of an effluent of a glass manufacturing facility, said method comprising:
A system for treating a substantially gaseous halo-containing compound of an effluent of a glass manufacturing facility, said system comprising:
The system according to claim, 17 wherein said scrubber comprises a recycling element.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.