Apparatus for the removal of nitrogen burner exhaust

Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting – deodorizing – preser – Chemical reactor – Waste gas purifier

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ABSTRACT:
Method for the removal of nitrogen from the exhausts of burners after they are cleaned of dust or sulfur, in which the nitrogen-bearing exhaust gases are reheated by the transfer of heat from the denitrogenated exhaust gases in a regenerative heat exchanger.
Before they are finally heated to the temperature level of the reduction reaction, the nitrogen-bearing exhaust gases, and, after their reduction, the denitrogenated exhaust gases, are passed countercurrently to one another in a cyclical alternation, through heat exchanging storage masses in an additional catalytic converter serving as the main converter, whose surfaces are provided with catalytically active compounds.

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patent: 4678643 (1987-07-01), Fetzer

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