ESP Dust

Not without defining those abbreviations.

FeT means "TOTAL IRON" and

ESP means "electro static precipetor"

now you reply that

IS IT POSSIBLE TO REMOVE "FeT" FROM "ESP DUST" OF A SPONGE IRON PLANT.

It's possible to separate anything from anything else, Guv. Iron? Oh, magnets are the first thought that comes to mind.

Don't hold back on the information, though, eh?

ESP = Extra-Sensory Perception? Sorry, we don't have that! _{We can't read your mind; spell out acronyms and give more information.}

Possibly if AUDFM is consistent with RTDBH and other UGDS data are neither JTTBNY nor KFNBY, and of course if TBUHN is positioned over the FBJKLI. Piece of cake. S.M.

I sniffed some ESP dust this morning, so I knew you were going to say that!

I suspect, after that, you can also decrypt OP specifics. (lol) S.M.

SPONGE?

IRON?

A catalyst I suspect, but could mean this. Raney nickel, AKA sponge nickel is a well known hydrogenation catalyst. There is also Raney iron, also used as a reducing catalyst, although, since we do not (as is usual <sigh>) have much to go on, we don't know what the application is.

Very rude of the OP to not come back and communicate/reply to questions. Hear that Sanjay!