Method and apparatus for NO x and Hg removal

Gas separation: processes – Liquid contacting – Inorganic gas – liquid particle – or solid particle sorbed

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ABSTRACT:
A cyclic process for the removal of NOxfrom a NOxcontaining feed gas, and optionally removal mercury vapour and/or sulfur dioxide is provided. A process is also provided by which an iron chelate absorbent may be thermally regenerated.

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