| abstract |
A process for removing environmental contaminants from an exhaust gas by a semidry method through contact with an absorbent slurry containing alkaline compounds in a reactor, comprising the steps of adding a material containing calcium sulfate and/or calcium sulfite, a material containing aluminum oxide, and a material containing silicon dioxide to a material capable of supplying calcium oxide, mixing the mixture with water, curing the whole mixture in hot water, and then introducing and dispersing the resulting absorbent slurry in the reactor for contact with the environmental contaminants. In a modification the absorbent slurry is obtained by adding a material capable of supplying aluminum oxide, silicon dioxide, and calcium sulfate and/or calcium sulfite to a material capable of supplying calcium oxide, firing the mixture at 750-950 DEG C, mixing the firing product with water, and curing the mixture in hot water. To the absorbent slurry obtained in either way is added a soluble compound that elevates the boiling point of water. |