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Yellow smoke appears in the exhaust gases generated during gold smelting for acid production – what is the reason?

2019-11-13View Original

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Question 1: How can we determine what is contained in the mineral source, which causes such high ammonia nitrogen levels in the exhaust gases? Question 2: After installing a denitration system, can the denitration chemicals cause yellow smoke to appear in the exhaust gases? Question 3: Could you please introduce the denitration process and the denitration chemicals?
Reply #22019-11-15
There are many methods such as the SCR method and the ozone method, with plenty of information available on forums.
Reply #32019-11-25
Test the raw materials to check their composition; Yellow smoke is mainly caused by NOx; the main denitration processes are SNCR and SCR, which use ammonia for reduction

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