Non-carbon sorbents for mercury removal from flue gases
G. Alptekin, M. Dubovik, M. Cesario
Jan 14, 2008
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Key Takeaway Key Takeaway: The new sorbent effectively removes mercury from flue gases and resists sulfur dioxide poisoning, offering a promising solution for mercury removal in power plants.
Abstract
TDA Research, Inc. is developing a new sorbent that can effectively remove mercury from flue gases. The sorbent achieved 1.1 mg/g mercury absorption capacity on a breakthrough basis under representative flue gas streams. The sorbent also showed resistance to sulfur poisoning by sulfur dioxide.
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