The Airborne Process

Following 5 years of extensive research and development, the Airborne Process has been successfully proven through rigorous testing and trial. Together with our strategic partners, we are in development of an integrated demonstration plant to showcase the Airborne Process and the inherent value of our proprietary three step process:

	Sodium flue gas purification is well established as a superior pollution abatement process which removes high levels of SOx and NOx. Currently sodium scrubbing is plagued by two fundamental problems: i.) the high cost of the sodium bicarbonate used to scrub the pollutants, and ii) the disposal of the resulting sodium sulfate by-product.
	The Airborne Process employs a proprietary method of sodium bicarbonate regeneration. The sodium sulfate by-product (the end product after scrubbing of flue gas emissions has occurred) is regenerated into two end products. The first product is sodium bicarbonate for re-use in the scrubbing process, with the second being fertilizer which can be sold, therefore eliminating disposal costs and producing a revenue source. Compared to other cleaning solutions this regeneration process reduces operating costs, reduces waste, eliminates landfill and generates a profit for the utility.
	A patented granulation process is the proprietary process by which the ammonia sulfate by-product is turned into a high quality fertilizer.

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