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Equilibrium and mass transfer in the Ca2+–SO2–H2O system for the analysis of the flue gas desulphurization processRecelj et al., 2004
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- Recelj T
- Golob J
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- Process Safety and Environmental Protection
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An industrial desulphurization process is modelled on the basis of equilibrium data, mass balance, mass transfer and plant data. For the Ca2+–SO2–H2O system the equilibrium diagram at 25° C is constructed. The diagram presents the concentration of total SO2 …
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