6. Conclusion

Fine marble waste and char composite may also be evaluated as lime raw material for sorbent material in power sectors and industrial furnaces such as rubber, paper, and wood plants.

The popped borax and char waste pellets managed at 10 minutes in packed bed with a porosity of 21 and 88% sulfur dioxide emission hold up and soot reduced 45% emission reduction in fluidized bed combustion.

The results showed expansion of the operational envelope for gas having much steam carryover and improved performance of the modified column. For low pressures, the modified column can remove all the toxic emissions from the gas stream, resulting in low steam carryover (separation efficiency = 70%). The study of emission control at sustainable development from many aspects in power generation was compulsory, and then advanced materials and technologies should be used to prevent pollution of exhaust gas. The material used in this study is finally concluded as efficient and high cut with ecological environmental protection.

## Abbreviations


Microwave Radiated Sorption-Hazardous Emission Control by Popped Borax and Salted… DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.89370

