Abstract
Currently, there are significant emissions of pollutants from electric power facilities in our country. At the TPP, sulfur and nitrogen purification technologies are practically not used, most of the installed ash collectors operate with low efficiency and using outdated technology, and environmental indicators are significantly inferior to foreign analogues. At the same time, there is experience in the development and development on an industrial scale of various methods and tools that provide a significant reduction in emissions of particulate matter, sulfur oxides and nitrogen. The article considers an example of such a technology. For particle cleaning, a ceramic high-temperature filter with a catalytic coating is used to selectively remove nitric oxide when interacting with carbomide. The sulfur is removed by chemical neutralization with a lime sorbent.
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