System and method for removing a solution phase metal from process liquor
AssigneePinnacle West Capital Corporation
InventorsBruce A. Salisbury, Kelly L. Baird, Calvin C. Webb
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AssigneePinnacle West Capital Corporation
InventorsBruce A. Salisbury, Kelly L. Baird, Calvin C. Webb
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A galvanic cell system (50) in fluid communication with a dewatering system (40) of an inhibited oxidation scrubber (20) removes an oxidation catalyst, i.e., solution phase iron (98), from the process liquor (42) produced by the dewatering system (40) and replaces the iron (98) with magnesium (104) in an oxidation-reduction reaction. An electrolytic cell system (154) in fluid communication with a dewatering system (144) of a forced oxidation scrubber (128) removes an oxidation inhibitor, i.e., solution phase aluminum (174), from the process liquor (146) produced by the dewatering system (144) and replaces the aluminum (174) with iron (170) in an oxidation-reduction reaction. The process liquor (42, 146) is subsequently returned to the scrubber (20, 128) with the solution phase metal (98, 174) selectively removed, thereby enhancing the scrubbing efficiency of the scrubber (20, 128).
An electrochemical cell system for removing a solution phase metal from process liquor comprising:
A method for removing a solution phase metal from process liquor output from a scrubber comprising:
A galvanic cell system for removing iron from process liquor output from an inhibited oxidation scrubber comprising:
An electrolytic cell system for removing aluminum from process liquor output from a forced oxidation scrubber comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.