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Research Progress of Plasma Technology in Treating NO, SO₂ and Hg⁰ from Flue Gas

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With the rapid development in industrialization and urbanization, various air pollutants are emitted into atmospheric environment. NO, SO₂, Hg⁰ are the most important pollutant in the flue gas. The application of non-thermal plasma (NTP) technology in the removal of NO, SO₂, Hg⁰ was reviewed respectively. Environmental applications have mainly involved plus corona discharge (PCD) and dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) system. In the future, the application of plasma technology in the flue gas could be focused on multiple pollutants synergistic mechanism.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 295-298)

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Bao Jun Jia, Yang Chen*, Qin Zhong Feng, Li Yuan Liu

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Flue Gas, Mercury, NO, Plasma, SO₂

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