Apparatus and method of using sound waves to reduce sorbent consumption in dry sorbent injection air pollution control systems
AssigneeClyde Bergemann Power Group Americas Inc.
InventorDanny S. TANDRA
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AssigneeClyde Bergemann Power Group Americas Inc.
InventorDanny S. TANDRA
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Methods and systems for reducing emissions produced in a combustion system are described. A sorbent material is introduced into the emission gases flowing from the combustion system. Sound waves are also applied to the emission gases in the flow path. The sound waves can be introduced into the emission gas flow path at a location upstream from where the sorbent is introduced into the emission gas flow path. The sound waves can also be introduced into the emission gas flow path such that the sound waves travel in a downstream direction in the flow path. The emissions can include Hg and acid gases such as SO2. The sorbent material can be trona or activated carbon. The sound waves enhance mixing of and mass transfer between the sorbent and pollutants in the gas thereby reducing the amount of sorbent necessary to reduce harmful emissions.
A method for reducing emissions in flue gas produced in a combustion system having a flue gas duct defining a flow path from a combustion chamber an exhaust downstream of the combustion chamber, the method comprising:
A method for reducing emissions produced in a combustion system having a gas flow path from a combustion chamber to an exhaust downstream of the combustion chamber, the method comprising:
A system for reducing emissions from a combustion process in a combustion chamber comprising:
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