Exhaust gas treatment system

a technology for exhaust gas treatment and exhaust gas, applied in exhaust treatment, nitrous oxide capture, climate sustainability, etc., can solve problems such as negative environmental effects
US20160115836A1Inactive Publication Date: 2016-04-28KUIPERS GREGORY
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Authority / Receiving Office
US · United States
Current Assignee / Owner
KUIPERS GREGORY
Publication Date
2016-04-28
Estimated Expiration
Not applicable · inactive patent

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Abstract

A method and system for treating exhaust gas from stationary engines used to generate electricity is provided. Substantially all of the exhaust gases from at least one stationary combustion engine used for electrical power generation are collected and routed to an absorption tower. Inside the absorption tower the exhaust gases travel upwards in and through a plurality of perforated plates to a gas outlet in a top of the absorption tower. While the gas is ascending in the absorption tower, water is sprayed on the ascending gas and the perforated plates and this water is collected in the bottom of the absorption tower where at least some of it will be reused by spraying it back into the absorption tower to treat more exhaust gas from the combustion engines.
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FIELD

[0001] The present invention relates to a system and method for treating exhaust gas and more particularly to a system and method for removing nitrous oxides, particulates and other pollutants from exhaust gas formed from the combustion of natural gas.BACKGROUND

[0002] Existing fossil fuel power plants allow exhaust to be released into the atmosphere. In these emissions, oxides of nitrogen, carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide and water vapor are all prime contributors to the greenhouse effect and could cause anthropogenic climate change. This technology would provide a useful means of capturing and diverting greenhouse effect contributors into a controllable liquid. While this is not a permanent sequestration, control of the resource is a fundamental first step in that process.

[0003] Additionally, fine carbon particulate is released during fossil fuel power production (esp. coal plants) and is a significant contributor to lung-related health problems and also causes negative environment...

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