DRY SORBENT INJECTION (DSI) is an Air Quality Control technology utilized for regulatory compliant mitigation of sulfur dioxide, sulfur trioxide, and hydrogen chloride | SO2, SO3, HCl | and for marginal pollutants | HF, Hg, PM10, PM2.5, H2S, H2SO4 | from power plants and industrial burners, such as cement and lime producers.
Size reduction milling systems are at the heart of DSI Technologies. The residence time of milled sorbent materials with pollutants | occurring within the flue-gas stream at a target temperature window | determines the pollutant capture and neutralization level. By increasing the surface size of the sorbent, you are creating a greater contact area for adherence of toxins to the sorbent surface and therefore achieving a higher pollutant capture value.
- Proven performance | meets International Environmental Regulations |
- Primary pollutant capture | SO2, SO3, HCl |
- Marginal pollutant capture | HF, Hg, PM10, PM2.5, H2S, H2SO4 |
- Low comparative capital cost
- Integrates with existing emissions control technologies
- Reduced impact on ash handling/waste disposal
About CMS Sorbent Technology
CMS engineered and constructed Solvay Chemical’s SOLVAir® sorbent production facility located at Owensboro Riverport, Kentucky, the supplier to a regional coal-fired baseload power generation station. The CMS/Solvay facility, one of the largest sorbent production sites in the United States, produces Solvay’s SOLVAir® SBC product at a flow rate of 6MT/hour at <20µm d90.