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Electron Beam Treatment of Flue Gas with High Content of SO2

Abstract Flue gas containing high concentrations of sulfur dioxide (up to 15%) was used to investigation the possibility of applying the electron beam process for SO2 removal. As a result of the experiments performed, it was found that flue gas with such a high SO2 content can be effectively cleaned by the simultaneous application of NH3 and an electron beam. An efficiency of 95% for SO2 removal was obtained in applied conditions (SO2 content 10%, NH3 - α = 1.1; dose 6.8 kGy). The ammonia stoichiometry, humidity and dose have a sharp influence on the efficiency of SO2 removal. This is the first reported test on the subject.