Review of Denitration by SNCR in Cement Kilns

Yan Wu Gao; Wei Guo Pan; Rui Tang Guo; Wen Long Zhen; Qiang Zhang; Chao Lin Shi; Xin Zhao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.864-867.1474

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Review of Denitration by SNCR in Cement Kilns

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Cement Precalciner is the important devices in the cement production,also the main part which the pollutants are produced. Hence, it is extremely important to optimize the performance of the precalcine and low NOx emission. This thesis base on the previous article, aim to review of denitration for the cement kilns.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 864-867)

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Yan Wu Gao*, Wei Guo Pan, Rui Tang Guo, Wen Long Zhen, Qiang Zhang, Chao Lin Shi, Xin Zhao

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Denitration SNCR, Precaline

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