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I know what it is. It is the removal of sulfur form a fuel source (especially coal) before it is combusted to produce electricity. What I am trying to find out is the main methods for desulfurization
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What are the most common end uses of soda ash products?
glass (49 percent); chemicals (26 percent); soap and detergents (11 percent); distributors (5 percent); flue gas desulfurization (2 percent), pulp and paper and miscellaneous (2 percent each)
Is methane a biomass fuel?
As far as a I know methane Ch4 is not used in car fuel , it is octane which is used in car fuel C8H18 .
What is the definition of radioactive fuel?
Fuel that is radioactive
What is fuel used in a nuclear fission called?
It mainly uranium fuel. Sometimes, it is used MOX fuel (MOX is Mixed uranium plutonium Oxide fuel)
What is aviation turbine fuel?
it is a fuel of geometeriological ethanol
What is a biodesulfurization?
A biodesulfurization is a process of desulfurization by means of living organisms.
What has the author Lanny D Weimer written?
Lanny D Weimer has written: 'Effective control of secondary water pollution from flue gas desulfurization systems' -- subject(s): Water, Flue gases, Desulfurization, Pollution
What has the author R D Delleney written?
R D Delleney has written: 'The effect of flue gas desulfurization availability on electric utilities' -- subject(s): Scrubber (Chemical technology), Flue gases, Electric utilities, Desulfurization, Pollution, Air
What has the author Yatendra M Shah written?
Yatendra M. Shah has written: 'Cost analysis of lime-based flue gas desulfurization systems for new 500-MW utility boilers' -- subject(s): Flue gases, Estimates, Desulfurization, Desulphurization
What has the author S V Nochur written?
S. V Nochur has written: 'Enzymatic desulfurization of coal'
What is Molybdenum disulfide used for?
As a common dry lubricant, a catalyst for desulfurization in petroleum refineries, for making transistors.
The removal of sulfur from fossil fuels before they are burned?
It is called desulfurization, and if you don't do it at the refinery your fuel will make sulfur dioxide and sulfuric acid when it burns. If you're running un-desulfurized diesel in a new truck, there's a big filter in your exhaust system that will get ruined.
What is desulfurization?
It simply means removing sulphur from. Sulphur is a very common element and its compounds are found in many minerals and ores.
What has the author P Bos written?
P Bos has written: 'The use of moderately thermophilic sulfur-oxidizing bacteria in the desulfurization of high sulfur coals'
What has the author Donald K Fleming written?
Donald K. Fleming has written: 'Evaluation of the flash desulfurization process for coal cleaning' -- subject(s): Coal, Desulphurization
What has the author K Sublette written?
K Sublette has written: 'Microbial reduction of sulfur dioxide as a means of by-product recovery from regnerable processes for flue gas desulfurization'
What has the author M Michael Miller written?
M. Michael Miller has written: 'Flue gas desulfurization and industrial minerals' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Desulfurization, Desulphurization, Environmental aspects, Environmental aspects of Sulfur dioxide, Environmental aspects of Sulphur dioxide, Flue gases, Industrial minerals, Methodology, Pollution control equipment, Purification, Scrubber (Chemical technology), Sulfur dioxide, Sulphur dioxide, Utilization
