DISCLOSED FOR PURIFYING EXHAUST GASES, IN PARTICULAR THOSE FROM WASTE-INCINERATION PLANTS

摘要

Disclosed is a process for the purification of exhaust gases (1) arising from waste-incineration plants, in particular incineration plants for household rubbish (2), in which dust is separated from the waste gases (1), and the gases conditioned and passed through an adsorber (6) filled with activated coke (7) to separate out the impurities. Unpurified waste gas (1) is then passed through the adsorber (6). The adsorption is controlled so that the gas (8) leaving the adsorber (6) is virtually SO2?-free. HCl and HF are extracted from the unpurified gas (8) leaving the adsorber (6) for the production of usable products, in particular hydrochloric acid and/or NaCl. By multiple adsorption (6, 14, 25, 36) and regeneration (20, 29), not only are the waste gases (1) purified but the impurities are isolated and further processed to give marketable products.