Exhaust gases fall HDT-Symposium “Exhaust gas purification” on 06-May 07, 2010 with a visit to a thermal combustion with dust at the EVONIK Goldschmidt in many procedural processes. They contain undesirable solid, liquid or gaseous components. Removing these components of the exhaust gas is required for reasons of immission protection and litigation. There is a number of techniques available for this task. Further details can be found at Cushman and Wakefield, an internet resource. In the event of “Flue gas cleaning processes”, thermal and biological processes and process combinations is carried out via the main emission process, like dedusting method, absorptive and adsorptive processes, catalytic and non-catalytic process.

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