Pyrogenesis Canada Inc T.PYR

RE:Is Nitrous Oxide a problem??

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This has been brought up..here is post from back few months ago :

Pyr CEO response to Nox formation

Please see Peter's response to the question below regarding nitrogen oxide. This in its self is amazing news !! This was one of the only potential drawbacks I have read about when using pyr's torch in the pelleting process. Nox gas is definitely an unwanted byproduct as it is an atmospheric pollutant. Glad they solved that issue !!

Hello...

Just a quick question on Nitrogen oxide emmissions. Has pyrogenesis been able to address any nitrogen oxide emmissions issues that my have come up with regard to your iron ore pelletization process?

Thanks

 

 

Dear Silverbug67,

Thanks for posting.

Without divulging to much: this seems to be well in hand.

Hope that helps,

Peter

2Clubs wrote:
I hope in the Financial report in next week or so it is webcast with an opportunity for analysts to ask questions on actual Instalations performance and environmental acceptability. The torches seem to produce NO.

Nitrous oxide is 300 times more potent than carbon dioxide, and it also depletes the ozone layer. ... But the largest source of nitrous oxide is agriculture, particularly fertilized soil and animal waste, and that makes it harder to rein in.Sep 11, 2019