The Use Of Calcium Hydroxide With Special Characteristics In Glass Furnace Flue Gas Treatment With Recovery Of Dust Into Glass Batch

After analyzing the factors that affect the chemico-physical characteristics of lime, a few examples of its use in semi-dry and dry flue gas abatement systems are presented, both in laboratory and in pilot and industrial plants. The efficiency of abatement varies with two physical parameters - humidity and temperature of flue gas - and with one engineering parameter - the amount of residual free lime recycled. Examples are also presented on the impact of hydrated lime specific surface on desulfurization efficiency; industrial applications in the glass industry and related issues are also illustrated.

Author
L Cariboni & F Mereu
Origin
Icico Srl, Italy
Journal Title
Int Glass Journal No 109 2000 59-64
Sector
General
Class
G 2280

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The Use Of Calcium Hydroxide With Special Characteristics In Glass Furnace Flue Gas Treatment With Recovery Of Dust Into Glass Batch
Int Glass Journal No 109 2000 59-64
G 2280
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