Pretreatment and regeneration of oxides of manganese
AssigneeEnviroScrub Technologies Corporation
InventorsCharles F. Hammel, Patrick A. Tuzinski, Richard M. Boren
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AssigneeEnviroScrub Technologies Corporation
InventorsCharles F. Hammel, Patrick A. Tuzinski, Richard M. Boren
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The invention relates to systems and processes for treating particulate oxides of manganese useful as oxidizing sorbents for capturing or removing target pollutants from industrial gas streams, including, but not limited to, nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulfur oxide (SOx), mercury (Hg), hydrogen sulfide (H2S), other totally reduced sulfides (TRS), and oxides of carbon (CO and CO2) gases. Oxides of manganese are washed an aqueous oxidizing solution, which may be adjusted as necessary to maintain the oxidizing solution a desired range of pH (acidity) and Eh (oxidizing potential) within the MnO2 stability area for aqueous solutions. The resulting treated oxides of manganese are equally or more efficient as sorbents as the oxides of manganese processed with the invention.
A process for pretreatment of virgin oxides of manganese for use as a sorbent to remove target pollutants from a gas stream, comprising the steps of:
A process for pretreatment of virgin oxides of manganese for use as a sorbent to remove target pollutants from a gas stream, comprising the steps of:
A process for pretreatment of virgin oxides of manganese for use as a sorbent to remove target pollutants from a gas stream, comprising the steps of:
A process for regeneration of loaded oxides of manganese formed through reaction between unreacted oxides of a manganese and target pollutants in a gas stream, comprising the steps of:
A process for regeneration of loaded oxides of manganese sorbent particles bearing a reaction product layer of the surface thereof formed during reaction between unreacted oxides of manganese sorbent particles and target pollutants in a gas stream in a pollution removal system, comprising the steps of:
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