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titleOfInvention Reducing solution preparation using livestock manure and its manufacturing method
abstract The present invention relates to a reducing solution preparation used in a selective non-catalyst, catalyst mixed reduction process, and more particularly, to a method for preparing a non-catalyst, catalyst mixed reduction solution preparation using livestock manure. Nitrogen oxides contained in the combustion gas due to synergistic action of various organic substances and metals contained in manure waste by adding a small amount of urea [(NH2) 2 CO] to the livestock manure extract solution and spraying them in a high temperature zone. Is to remove it efficiently. It is possible to obtain high nitrogen oxide reduction efficiency in the section where nitrogen oxide reduction reaction does not occur with the urea solution alone, such as the injection temperature range of 800 ~ 900 ℃ and at the same time, it induces the discharge of a certain amount of ammonia gas. Nitrogen oxide reduction can be obtained.n n n n Nitric oxide, urea, selective non-catalyst
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