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publicationNumber CN-112156630-B
titleOfInvention Denitration synergistic method for 500-DEG C and 900 DEG C
abstract The invention discloses a denitration synergistic method at 500-900 ℃ and relates to the technical field of pollution control. Adding a molecular sieve into the denitration reducing agent solution to uniformly disperse the molecular sieve in the denitration reducing agent solution to form mixed slurry; the mixed slurry is sprayed into flue gas at the temperature of 500-900 ℃, the denitration reducing agent reduces nitric oxide into nitrogen, and the denitration synergistic effect is realized under the action of the molecular sieve. The invention aims to provide a reduction denitration synergistic method for 500-plus-900 ℃ flue gas, which is convenient, efficient and simple in process. The molecular sieve raw material is dispersed in the denitration reducing agent solution, so that new construction or modification engineering is convenient, and the industrial realization is easy.
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