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Reduction of pollution by changes to the kiln and by flue gas cleaning

Horst Vogel
1988
Journal paper

Abstract

A dry sorption system for F removal from kiln flue gases using CaCO3 (limestone) produces flue gases with a residual F content of =21 days in the reactor. The flue gases are taken from the kiln firing process and passed to the reaction cell at a flow velocity of

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/81006?ln=en

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