NEWS
| Miltec has invented a new process and
apparatus for the removal of mercury, SO2 –gas and dust from stack gases. Some news about the technological advance:
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| April 29th 2003: | Miltec guarantee that a scrubber built
according to Miltec's specifications will results in more than a 90 % reduction
of mercury, dust and SO2-gases, they are eliminated (more
information).
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| September 2nd 2002: | New information on the Internett: Odor Control in Sewage Plants and Production of Copper Prills
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| April 25th 2002: | Crematoriums:
more
data are forthcoming
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| April 25th 2002: | Smelters:
more
data are forthcoming
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| April 24th 2002: | Crematoriums: Measurements show
extremely high emissions of mercury from to
large crematoriums in Norway having no mercury scrubbers.
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| January 24th 2002: | Crematoriums: A new type of
scrubber for mercury containing gas was installed in a crematorium in March last year. The
gas scrubber has been in full working order for these 10 months. . |
| January 24th 2002: | Smelters: Total
emission of mercury from the scrubber is usually < 0.001 mg/Nm3, (= < 1
µg), as the emission of metallic mercury (Hg°) was also < 1 µg/Nm3
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| May 15th 2001: | The Miltec process: Miltec
has invented a new process and apparatus for the removal of mercury, SO2 –gas
and dust from stack gases, emitted from incinerators, crematoriums and large smelters.
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