Study on Flue Gas Denitrification Performance and Mechanism Based on Carbon Source of Agricultural Waste

Abstract

Currently, as environmental pollution becomes increasingly severe, flue gas denitrification has emerged as a significant area of research. With the advancement of modern industry and the improvement of living standards, air pollution has gained growing attention. Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides (NO_x) have become major contributors to air pollution, posing serious harm to the environment. Consequently, flue gas desulfurization and denitrification technologies have become key research focuses in industrial development. This paper explores the selection of agricultural waste carbon sources and their pretreatment methods. It provides an in-depth analysis of the significance of agricultural waste carbon sources in flue gas denitrification, focusing on their performance and mechanisms. The study also discusses the role of agricultural waste carbon sources in flue gas denitrification, aiming to offer new research perspectives for relevant stakeholders.