Process for removing No.sub.x and So.sub.x from exhaust gas
AssigneeArthur P. Skelley
InventorsArthur P. Skelley, John M. Koltick, Jr., Naresh J. Suchak, Wesley M. Rohrer, Jr.
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AssigneeArthur P. Skelley
InventorsArthur P. Skelley, John M. Koltick, Jr., Naresh J. Suchak, Wesley M. Rohrer, Jr.
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An exhaust gas stream containing oxides of nitrogen and sulfur from a fossil fuel fired boiler, a fired process heater, or a chemical process are diverted from a stack prior to emission to the atmosphere through a duct system to a mixer where an oxidant, such as ozone, is added to the exhaust gas at a preselected molar ratio for a preselected residence time to transform the oxides to higher order nitrogen oxides. The oxidized contaminants are treated with a reagent solution. The reagent solution absorbs the oxidized contaminants and unreacted oxidant in the exhaust gas stream. Nitrogen and sulfur oxides in the gas steam are transformed to dilute acids which are neutralized to form salts suitable for discharge to a municipal waste water treatment plant or landfill disposal. The salt solution is also useful as a fertilizer or in the manufacture of fertilizers. The treated exhaust gas is then emitted from an exhaust stack containing NO.sub.x and SO.sub.x contaminants at a ppm level meeting required air quality standards.
A process for removing nitrogen oxides and sulfur oxides from an exhaust gas stream comprising the steps of,
A process for removing nitrogen oxides from an exhaust gas stream comprising the steps of,
A process for removing nitrogen and sulfur oxides from an exhaust stream comprising the steps of,
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