Special Exhaust Gas Treatment System – NOx
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  • Special Exhaust Gas Treatment System – NOx

Special Exhaust Gas Treatment System – NOx

In the process, NOₓ generated in the oxidation zone reacts with O₃ (ozone) to form NO₂ and O₂. Subsequently, NO₂ reacts with a reducing agent to produce N₂ and salts; the N₂ can be directly discharged. The salts formed via substitution reactions are discharged together with the wastewater after monitoring the ORP value.

Product Details



De-NO x System (Room-Temperature High-Efficiency NO x Processing System-90% )

Processing principle:

NO generated during the process x In the oxidation zone and O 3 After reacting with (ozone), NO is produced. 2 and O 2 ,NO 2 It produces N upon reaction with a reducing agent. 2 and salt, N 2 Salts generated from displacement reactions may be discharged directly; after monitoring the ORP value, they are released together with the wastewater.

Oxidation Zone

Reduction Zone
(Wet Scrubber)

Electrostatic Precipitator Zone

NO emitted by semiconductors x NO in ... through Remote Plasma Oxidation to NO 2

Generated from the oxidation zone NO React with a reducing agent. Produce salt

Reducing particulate matter in exhaust gases, as well as in oxidation/reduction reactions Generated particulate matter

Reaction mechanism NO+O →NO

Reaction mechanism
NO + Reducing agent N +salt

Reaction mechanism
Dust accumulation in the corona discharge mode

Denitrification Equipment Comparison:

Distinguish

Oxidation/Reduction

Restore

Dry and wet adsorption

 

De- NO x System

SCR

CSCR

SNCR

Adsorption tower

Processing Principle

Through Plasma, NO x Oxidized to NO 2 , ionized NO 2 Perform the reduction process again.

Exhaust gases and the reducing agent come into contact with the catalyst, and the NO in the exhaust gas… x After selectively reacting with the reducing agent, nitrogen gas and water vapor are produced.

Ammonia solution is sprayed onto the activated carbon catalyst to remove nitrogen oxides.

Produce NO x Spraying a reductant at the source to reduce NO. x

Utilizing van der Waals forces (intermolecular interactions), adsorption treatment is carried out using an adsorbent.

Operating temperature

Room temperature to 200℃

300~400℃

90~120℃

900~1,100℃

Room temperature

Gas processing

NO x ,SO x ,Dust,
HF, HCl

NO x NO x

NO x

NO x Excluding, adsorbable gases

Processing efficiency

More than 90%

80~90%

70~90%

40~60%

70~90%

Use potions

Na Series

NH 3 ,CO series

NH 3 Series, UREA...

NH 3 Series, UREA...

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Catalyst

None

Use a high-cost catalyst.

Use

None

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Disadvantages

▪ CW (Cooling Water)

▪ Short catalyst lifespan
▪ Potential catalyst poisoning hazards, such as sulfur compounds

▪ Two adsorbent applications are required.
▪ .Dust clogging
▪ Differential pressure has increased

▪ White smoke is produced at low temperatures.
▪ Maintaining the reaction temperature is difficult.

▪ The equipment is bulky.
▪ Periodic replacement of activated carbon

Other
(Scalability)

NO x Processing efficiency is adjustable (by regulating the reductant dosage).

Impossible or restricted

Impossible or restricted

Impossible or restricted

Impossible or restricted

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