Power Air Quality  Insights  
No. 62   June 29, 2012

 

 

 

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·        Pictures From Power-Gen Europe 2012

·        McIlvaine Hot Topic Hour Registration

·        Headlines for the June 22, 2012 – Utility E-Alert

 

 Pictures From Power-Gen Europe 2012

You go to Power-Gen Europe to interface with exhibitors and speakers. There are digital substitutes but since we are humans and not robots, we want the personal contact. So the least we can do is take a few pictures for those of you who are looking for us to report on the event. Between Power-Gen Europe and ACHEMA in the last two weeks, we conducted over 200 interviews with accompanying pictures. Here are some of them from Cologne.

Pictured below from Siemens Energy Inc. are Salvatore Ferrara, Director, ABT Product Line, Environmental Systems & Services (left) and Tarkel C. Larson, Field Service Director, ABT Product Specialist, Environmental Systems & Services.

 

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Salvatore Ferrara and Tarkel C. Larson of Siemens discussed the success with low NOx burners.

 

Pictured below from NEM Power-Systems, Guido Goepel, Area Sales Manager

 

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These large dampers are part of the NEM scope as explained by Guido Goepel.

 

Pictured below from Haynes International, Montelle A. DuChane, Marketing Communications Specialist and Rich Hoskinson, Marketing Manager – Tube and Wire Products

 

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Haynes is involved in materials for turbines, FGD and many other components for power plants. The company is a provider of advanced materials for ultrasupercritical boilers.

 

Pictured below from BFI Automation is Eberhard Röllecke Dipl.-Wirt.-Ing. (FH), Vertrieb.

 

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Controlling flames is the key to good combustion according to BFI Automation.

 

Pictured below from Pentol-Enviro Polska Sp. Z o.o. is Michael Szwajewski, Inzynler ds. Sprzedazy

 

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Additives can prevent slagging and improve precipitator performance.

 

Pictured below (left to right) from Haldor Topsoe, Peter Ibaek, M.Sc., Business Development Manager and Casper Hadsbjerg, Area Sales Manager

 

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Catalysts can be designed to optimize NOx reduction and mercury oxidation while minimizing SOx emissions. Peter Ibaek and Casper Hadsbjerg manned the stand while Karin Madsen provided an analysis of parameters effective mercury oxidation.

  

Pictured below from EPPSA, Nicolas Kraus, Policy Officer

 

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Nicolas Kraus explained the role that EPPSA plays in representing the views of European power plant operators who favor a flexible policy to include coal where beneficial.

  

Pictured below from Strabag Energy Technologies GmbH, Dr. Klaus Weigl, Geschäftsfurer

 

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Here is Dr. Klaus Weigl as he described the Advanced SCR at the Tauron power plant.

 

Pictured below from Durag Group (left to right) Roland Zepeck Manager – Exhibitions, Melanie Mertens Product Manager Combustion Technology, and Jurgen Kaizik, Dipl.-ing Manager Sales and Operation.

 

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Durag not only has emission monitors but by monitoring the flame the emission can be reduced and the unit made more efficient.

  

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Doosan with its European acquisitions now supplies a wide range of air pollution control equipment. Michael Vorjohann explained that fabric filters, precipitators, scrubbers and SCR are all available.

 

Pictured below from Israel Electric Corp. (left to right) Ari Grinberg, Head of Mechanical Planning Dept. and Zvi Steg, Deputy Head of Engineering Division, Mechanical Sector

 

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A unique FGD system was described by Ari Grinberg and Zvi Steg.

  

Pictured below from RJM International, UK, John Goldring, Managing Director

 

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Last week we reported on John Goldring’s presentation. We also recorded his views on Thursday afternoon as part of wrap-up webinar.

 

McIlvaine Hot Topic Hour Registration

On Thursday at 10 a.m. Central time, McIlvaine hosts a 90 minute web meeting on important energy and pollution control subjects. Power webinars are free for subscribers to either Power Plant Air Quality Decisions or Utility Environmental Upgrade Tracking System. The cost is $125.00 for non-subscribers. Market Intelligence webinars are free to McIlvaine market report

 DATE

Non-Subscribers Cost

SUBJECT

 Webinar Type

July 12, 2012

$125.00

CFB Technology and Clean Coal
(Update on CFB Reactor Technology)

 Power

July 19, 2012

$400.00

Future for Coal, Gas, Nuclear and Renewables (forecasts by region and discussion of market drivers and regulatory constraints)

Market Intelligence

July 26, 2012

$125.00

Beneficial Byproducts of Coal Combustion and Gasification

 Power

August 2, 2012

$125.00

Mercury Control and Removal Status and Cost

 Power

August 9, 2012

$400.00

Filter Media (forecasts and market drivers for media used in air, gas, liquid, fluid applications both mobile and stationary)

Market Intelligence

August 16, 2012

$125.00

Report from Coal-gen (highlights of speeches and exhibitions)

 Power

August 23, 2012

$125.00

Report from Mega Symposium (highlights of speeches and exhibitions at this important air pollution conference)       

 Power

August 30, 2012

$400.00

Instrumentation for Air, Gas, Water, Liquids (forecasts , market shares, growth segments)       

Market Intelligence

September 6, 2012

$125.00

Production of Fertilizer and Sulfuric Acid at Coal-fired Power Plants      

 Power

 

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Here are the Headlines for the June 22, 2012 – Utility E-Alert

UTILITY E-ALERT

#1080– June 22, 2012

Table of Contents

COAL – US

COAL – WORLD

GAS / OIL – US

GAS / OIL – WORLD

BIOMASS

CO2

§  National Grid Releases Plans for Regional CO2 Pipeline in Yorkshire

§  General Electric and Sargas to Market Gas-Fired Power Plant Design with 90 Percent Carbon Capture

NUCLEAR

BUSINESS

HOT TOPIC HOUR

 

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