Combination carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide scrubber treatment and process
OwnerStephen M. Mosherinventor
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A scrubber system reacts an incoming process gas stream having nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide emissions from process applications with the use of reducing agent chemistry. An ozone generation system injects ozone into the incoming process gas stream to convert nitric oxide into a concentrated nitrogen dioxide process gas stream. A scrubber receives the concentrated nitrogen dioxide process gas stream and absorbs water soluble gases from the concentrated nitrogen dioxide process gas stream. The scrubber defines a basin with a water reservoir for recirculation over the scrubber packing. A recirculation pump pumps water and chemical solution from the scrubber basin through a recirculation path. Reducing agent chemistry stored in a tank or vessel doses the reducing agent chemistry into the recirculation path.
A scrubber system configured to react an incoming process gas stream having nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide emissions from process applications with the use of reducing agent chemistry combined with copper silver ionization, comprising:
A scrubber system configured to react an incoming process gas stream having nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide emissions from process applications, comprising:
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