Method for removing contaminants from geothermal steam

Power plants – Utilizing natural heat – Geothermal

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60646, 60649, 60657, F03G 700

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ABSTRACT:
Boron, silicon and/or arsenic in geothermal steam is removed by contacting the steam with an alcohol containing at least four carbon atoms or polyols having at least two carbon atoms.

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