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United Kingdom

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BAT for primary emissions from sinter strands is to reduce total nitrogen oxides (NOX) emissions by using one or a combination of the following techniques:

  1. I..

    process integrated measures which can include:

    1. (i)

      waste gas recirculation

    2. (ii)

      other primary measures, such as the use of anthracite or the use of low-NOX burners for ignition

  2. II..

    end-of-pipe techniques which can include

    1. (i)

      the regenerative activated carbon (RAC) process

    2. (ii)

      selective catalytic reduction (SCR).

The BAT-associated emission level for nitrogen oxides (NOX) using process integrated measures is < 500 mg/Nm3, expressed as nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and determined as a daily mean value.

The BAT-associated emission level for nitrogen oxides (NOX) using RAC is < 250 mg/Nm3 and using SCR it is < 120 mg/Nm3, expressed as nitrogen dioxide (NO2), related to an oxygen content of 15 % and determined as daily mean values.

  1. Description of waste gas recirculation under BAT I.i
  2. Applicability of BAT I.i
  3. Applicability of other primary measures under BAT I.ii
  4. Description and applicability of the RAC process under BAT II.i see BAT 22.
  5. Applicability of the SCR process under BAT II.ii