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Hydrogen Peroxide Enhances Removal of NOₓ From Flue Gases

TBMG-167

01/01/2005

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Pilot scale experiments have demonstrated a method of reducing the amounts of oxides of nitrogen (NOx) emitted by industrial boilers and powerplant combustors that involves (1) injection of H2O2 into flue gases and (2) treatment of the flue gases by caustic wet scrubbing like that commonly used to remove SO2 from combustion flue gases. Heretofore, the method most commonly used for removing NOx from flue gases has been selective catalytic reduction (SCR), in which the costs of both installation and operation are very high. After further development, the present method may prove to be an economically attractive alternative to SCR.

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"Hydrogen Peroxide Enhances Removal of NOₓ From Flue Gases," Mobility Engineering, January 1, 2005.
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Jan 1, 2005
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TBMG-167
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English