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The cement manufacturing process requires a great deal of energy to heat the mixture of raw materials in a cement kiln. The main source of toxic emissions from a portland cement plant is the kiln. The treatment of kiln exhaust is similar to most incinerators processes. Scrubbers are the best choices for control of acid gases, fine particulate, heavy metals as well as dioxin and furans. The MACT II regulations, yet to be finalized, for cement ...
ByCR Clean Air Group, LLC based in Parsippany, NEW JERSEY (USA)
Control chlorine and chlorine dioxide emissions from bleaching operations. Brown stock washer emissions. Control particulate emissions from lime kilns, lime slakers, black liquor recovery boilers, furnaces and gasification units. ...
ByBionomic Industries Inc based in Mahwah, NEW JERSEY (USA)
Ceramic tile manufacturing involves the mining of raw materials which include a mixture of clay and minerals. Raw materials are formed into tile shapes known as green tiles. The final process step in tile manufacturing is to fire green tiles in a kiln at temperatures exceeding 2,000 oF. Chlorine, fluorine, and sulfur are present in raw materials which convert to hydrogen chloride (HCl), hydrogen fluoride (HF), and sulfur dioxide (SO2) in the exhaust gas. These pollutants are regulated by the NESHAP standard for ...
ByEnvitech, Inc. based in San Diego, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Brick kilns, as well as other plants such as ceramics manufacturers and fertiliser producers, are a major producer of hydrogen fluoride (HF) emissions. HF is highly reactive gas and seriously damaging to human health, so has strict emissions limits imposed by legislation. In addition to the effects to humans, emissions have been found to damage crops and fruit trees, as well as the general environment. The brick industry strives to reduce the ...
ByProtea Limited based in Middlewich, UNITED KINGDOM