GEA Bischoff Literature

Advanced gas cleaning for glass furnaces

Michael Cheng, Charles Leivo and Rainer Skroch describe an air quality control plant for sulphur oxides, particulate matter and nitrogen oxides reduction from a float glass furnace.

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Clean air across the globe

There's change in the air

Industries worldwide are facing increasing pressure to comply with strict environmental regulations and, at the same time, meet growing production demand. For over a century, GEA Emission Control has been helping customers meet these challenges and remain compliant with long-term, cost-effective solutions.

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Emission Control

We offer tailored, innovative system solutions directly to producers or through general contractors mainly for five industries:

• Non-ferrous metallurgy
• Chemistry
• Iron and Steel
• Cement
• Glass

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Gas cleaning for the glass industry

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Gas cleaning for the iron and steel industry

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Electrostatic Precipitator — Horizontal Dry Type

Dedusting of industrial process and waste gases is one of Lurgi's oldest fields of activity: the first plants date from around 1920. The environmental problems of today, with their much heavier demands, have been met by extending this field of activity to the removal of all environmental pollutants, including mists and gases.

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Gas cleaning for the cement industry

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