Method for removing contaminants from exhaust gases
AssigneeLinde Aktiengesellschaft
InventorNaresh J. Suchak
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AssigneeLinde Aktiengesellschaft
InventorNaresh J. Suchak
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In a method for removing a portion of contaminants, such as nitrogen oxides, from an exhaust gas stream of a combustion process, the exhaust gas stream is conveyed through a gas distributor at an inlet of a wet horizontal spray scrubber. A distributor separates the gas stream into a plurality of spaced apart partitioned gas streams. The gas stream is partitioned in the chamber of the scrubber without the need for any physical partitions or obstructions positioned in the chamber. A preselected number of the partitioned gas streams are mixed with ozone to oxidize the contaminants in the gas streams. The oxidized gas streams are then sprayed with an aqueous medium to capture the oxidized contaminants and remove them from the treated gas streams. The treated gas streams are then recombined with the untreated gas streams. Excess ozone present in the treated gas streams is consumed by oxidation of contaminants in the untreated gas streams before the combined gas stream is released to the atmosphere. The partitioned gas streams selected for mixing with ozone directly correlates to the amount of nitrogen oxides that are desired to be removed from the exhaust gas stream.
A method for the partial removal of contaminants from process gas stream comprising the steps of:
A method as set forth in claim which includes,
A method for the partial removal of contaminants from a process gas stream comprising the steps of:
Apparatus for the partial removal of contaminants from a process gas stream comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.