Dravo Corp. Stakes a Claim in the SO2 Scrubber Market

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 4, 1977

Abstract

Just three years after researchers announced its development, Dravo is putting the finishing touches on a new $60-million Thiosorhic lime mine/kiln complex near Maysville, Ky. Electric utilities in western Pennsylvania and Ohio have already signed long-term contracts for over three-quarters of the projected 907 000-t/v (1-million-stpy) production. Thiosorbic lime, a flue gas desulfurizing agent, proved in industrial testing that at high emission levels (greater than 3000ppm SO2) it could be twice as effective in SO2 capture as conventional lime, while eliminating the major problem of scaling and plugging of scrubber equipment.
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APA:  (1977)  Dravo Corp. Stakes a Claim in the SO2 Scrubber Market

MLA: Dravo Corp. Stakes a Claim in the SO2 Scrubber Market. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1977.

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