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On the issue of catalyzing nitrogen oxides in flue gas

2018-03-05View Original

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What are the reasons for the high levels of nitrogen oxides in flue gas before desulfurization and denitration catalysis? Thank you
Reply #22018-03-05
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Reply #32018-03-06
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Reply #42018-03-06
The nitrogen content in the raw material is on the high side, right?
Reply #52018-03-07
The nitrogen content in the raw materials, the oxygen content in the flue gas, and the CO combustion aid all have an impact
Reply #62018-03-08
1. It is related to the raw materials. 2. The method of reaction regeneration; lower levels of nitrogen oxides are achieved with incomplete regeneration. 3. Whether a denitration agent is used
Reply #72018-03-08
High alkali nitrogen in raw materials, high content of regenerated oxygen, PT used as a CO additive
Reply #82019-10-19
What is the typical nitrogen content in your raw materials?

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