Abstract
Among many methods used for removal of NO from flue gas, a positive DC streamer corona discharge method is presented in this paper. To generate a uniform streamer corona discharge, which is effective for the NO treatment, a series gap was connected to the main discharge reactor. The electrical and optical measurements showed that the series gap was useful for getting the uniform streamer discharge. Using the series gap, a voltage pulse whose d V/d t was from 0.7 to 2.72 kV/ns (depending on the series gap spacing) was produced in the main reactor. The energy consumption of the series gap was from about 6% to 20% of the total input power for different series gap spacings from 0.3 to 1.05 mm.The maximum NO removal rate of 90% was obtained at the main gap spacing of 30 mm and series gap spacing of 0.9 mm. Maximum removal efficiency of 6.0 g NO/kW h also occurred at a series gap spacing of 0.3 mm.
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