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Conditioning the flue gas with ammonia reduces the SEE of the dust so that the degree of dust entrapment in electrical precipitators increases, more especially when the flue gas contains a large proportion of sulfur oxides.
Conditioning is at optimum with a 3–6% ammonia solution and an ammonia consumption of 4–5 kg per 100,000 m3 flue gas.
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Translated from Ogneupory, No. 11, pp. 13–16, November, 1975.
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Tseluiko, Y.I., Chander, Y.I. & Borisovskii, L.M. Ammonia added to the gas- and-dust emission of rotary kilns as a factor in the performance of the electrical precipitators. Refractories 16, 676–678 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01280600
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