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titleOfInvention A Synergistic Removal of CO2 and NO Based on Calcium Cycle
abstract The invention relates to the technical field of prevention and control of environmental pollutants and clean combustion, in particular to a method for synergistic removal of CO and NO based on calcium cycle. , and produce unburned char or biomass char; (2) The char or biomass char reacts with oxygen in the flue gas to generate CO and CO 2 , and the coke is depleted by O 2 and NO x ; The CO 2 in the furnace is absorbed by Mn-CaO; the air oxidizes the remaining CO in the flue gas to CO 2 , and the CO 2 is absorbed by Mn-CaO. Using CO generated from the oxidation of coal char or biomass coke as a reducing agent, without adding an additional denitration reducing agent and setting up another denitration reactor, the calcium-based absorbent in the existing calcium circulation system is subjected to Mn modification treatment. High-efficiency simultaneous removal of CO 2 and NO in the flue gas of coal-fired power plants can be achieved in the carbonation reactor of the carbonation reactor, the denitrification efficiency is as high as 99%, and the CO 2 capture efficiency is as high as 88%.
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