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How Old Is Too OldDoes Trona Go Bad?
2014-03-19 10:39:06| pollutiononline News Articles
Asking “How old is too old….Does trona go bad?”, this three-part Q&A puts it all into perspective, answering questions on trona shelf life. Keep on the lookout for our short but informative Quick Facts series, which addresses air pollution control, regulatory issues, and the concerns facing coal-fired power plants, energy-from-waste, municipalities, industrial boilers, and pulp & paper mills.
Quick Facts - Milling Trona: Why Reinvent the Wheel?
2013-07-25 09:43:22| pollutiononline Downloads
Want to know of milling trona is really necessary? Get the objective answer to this and other frequently asked questions about the procedure in “Quick Facts: Milling Trona – Why reinvent the wheel?” And for in-depth information about trona and more, check us out at www.solvair.us. Keep on the lookout for future issues of Quick Facts, which will address air pollution control and the concerns facing coal-fired power plants, energy-from-waste, municipalities, industrial boilers, and pulp & paper mills. Stay tuned!
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SOLVAir Select 200 Trona Application Guide
2013-06-04 02:04:57| pollutiononline Home Page
SOLVAir Select 200 trona effectively cleans flue gas by reacting with acid gases, such as SO2, SO3 and HCl. Due to its effectiveness in removing SO3 which competes with mercury for adsorption sites, trona has demonstrated good mercury removal efficiency.
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Trona And Sodium Bicarbonate After All These Years, Still The Ones!
2013-03-14 08:17:11| pollutiononline News Articles
Trona has been used for more than 25 years in the treatment of air pollution control; sodium bicarbonate is a relative newcomer in this country but has been used overseas for decades as well.
Trona And Sodium Bicarbonate Passing Field Tests With Flying Colors!
2013-03-14 07:47:20| pollutiononline News Articles
“Quick Facts: Trona and sodium bicarbonate – Passing field tests with flying colors!”will briefly answer some of your most frequently asked questions about recently conducted independent pilot plant tests using Dry Sorbent Injection with trona or sodium bicarbonate.
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