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The technology can reduce sulfur dioxide, particulate matter and hydrogen fluoride emissions at the plant by up to 90 percent, Pittsburgh-based ... View this article
EPA regulations on nitrous oxide and sulfur dioxide emissions for taconite miners and processors in Michigan and Minnesota went into effect March ... View this article
... to set air pollution standards for six taconite facilities in Minnesota and one in Michigan in an effort to reduce nitrogen oxide and sulfur dioxide in the ... View this article
... 1 stipulate that powder dust emissions, sulfur dioxide emissions and water consumption per tonne of steel produced shouldn't exceed 1.19 ... View this article
... The smelter upgrade project, including improving sulfur dioxide emission capture to more than 97 percent, is expected to be completed by ... View this article
The Sorel-Tracy, Quebec-based subsidiary of London-based Rio Tinto Plc said the projects are aimed at reducing sulfur dioxide emissions and ... View this article
... 13). The $2-billion project is expected to cut sulfur dioxide emissions at the plant by a projected 70 percent (amm.com, Feb. 17). ... View this article
... statement issued by Praxair. The approach makes it possible to avoid sulfur dioxide and dust emissions, the company said. ... View this article
... secondary baghouse and wet gas cleaning plant, a second acid plant and new material handling facilities, will reduce sulfur dioxide emissions by ... View this article
... In addition, the company would install an air monitor to measure sulfur dioxide levels which would be operated and maintained by the Southwest ... View this article
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