Air Pollution Control
Flue Gas Activated Carbon
Overview
Flue Gas Activated Carbon is a high-performance adsorbent engineered to remove dioxins, furans, mercury, heavy metals, VOCs, and acid gas contaminants from industrial flue gases. Widely used in waste-to-energy plants, power stations, cement kilns, and industrial boilers, it delivers high adsorption efficiency, reliable emissions control, regulatory compliance, and cleaner, environmentally sustainable operations.
Applications
Waste-to-Energy & Incineration Plants
Adsorb mercury, dioxins, furans, and other trace pollutants from municipal, hazardous, and industrial waste flue gas.
Power Plants & Industrial Boilers
Control mercury and organic contaminants from coal, biomass, RDF, and process-fired boiler emissions.
Cement, Lime & Mineral Processing
Reduce mercury, volatile compounds, and trace pollutants released from kilns and high-temperature production processes.
Steel, Chemical & Process Industries
Treat contaminated exhaust gases from furnaces, smelters, chemical plants, and thermal processing facilities before final filtration or stack discharge.