$400 Billion Flow Control and Treatment Market Analyzed and Chronicled Daily
The markets, technology and players in the global flow control and treatment
industry are covered on a daily basis in the Global Decisions Orchard
(GDO).
A number of free market summaries are added each week along with presentations,
case histories and analyses. Over one million pages of information is
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One of the most popular features is the identification by corporation,
subsidiary, location and product for 40,000 locations.
Product Analysis by Financial Entity
FINANCIAL ENTITY
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(PT) Golden Mulionon PratamaTTGHowden North America
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3DVia
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3F Chimica Americas/ US Polymers, Inc.
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3M
SUBSIDIARIES
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3M
Filtration Products - MN, USA
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3M Filtration Products Europe - NETHERLANDS
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3M Corp./ Cuno Limited - UNITED KINGDOM
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3M Corp./ Cuno Pacific Pty. Ltd. - AUSTRALIA
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3M Corp./ Cuno Filtration Asia Pte. - SINGAPORE
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3M Corp./ Cuno Latina Ltda. - BRAZIL
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3M/ Filtration Products Project - MN, USA
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3M Corp./ Cuno Inc. - CA, USA
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3M China Company Ltd. - CHINA
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Cuno Pacific PTY., Ltd. - HONG KONG
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3M Company/ Protective Materials Div. - MN, USA
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3M Renewable Energy Division - MN, USA
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3M Environmental Operations - MN, USA
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3M Corp./ Cuno, Inc. - CT, USA
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3M Corp./ Cuno France S.A. - FRANCE
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3M Deutschland GmbH - GERMANY
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3M UK Plc./ Envr.Prod.Group - UNITED KINGDOM
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3M/ Occupational Health &Safety/Prodts.Dv - MN, USA
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3M Insulation & Specialty Fabrics - MN, USA
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3M Laboratories (Europe) GmbH - GERMANY
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3M Corp./ Cuno Europe - UNITED KINGDOM
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3M United Kingdom Plc - UNITED KINGDOM
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3M Company/Electrical Spec.Dv. - TX, USA
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3M Co./Indl.Tape & Specialties - MN, USA
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3M Corp./ Cuno GmbH - GERMANY
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3M/Specialty Chemicals Div. - NJ, USA
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3M/Specialty Chemicals Div. - MN, USA
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3M Engineering Fluids & Sys. - MN, USA
3 M FILTRATION PRODUCTS MN, USA
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Cartridges - CARBON CARTRIDGES
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Cartridges - CARTRIDGES
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Cartridges - MEMBRANE CARTRIDGES
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Cartridges - NONWOVEN CARTRIDGES
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Liquid Filtration - CROSS FLOW FILTRATION
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Reverse Osmosis - MF EQUIPMENT
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Reverse Osmosis - MF MEMBRANES
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Reverse Osmosis - RO EQUIPMENT
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Reverse Osmosis - RO MEMBRANES/MODULES
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Reverse Osmosis - UF EQUIPMENT
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Reverse Osmosis - UF MEMBRANES
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Display.
Air Filtration Market Will Exceed $7 Billion This Year
The market for filters for indoor air and gas turbine air inlets will exceed $7
billion in 2015. The biggest driver in Asia is the increased use in
residences and commercial buildings to prevent pollutants in the ambient outdoor
air from entering the internal environment. This is one of the conclusions
reached in the latest McIlvaine forecasts in
N022 Air
Filtration and Purification World Market.
(www.mcilvainecompany.com)
Air Filter Revenues ($ Millions)
World Region |
2015 |
Total |
7,158
|
Africa |
183
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CIS |
278
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East Asia |
2,115
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Eastern Europe |
130 |
Middle East |
264
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NAFTA |
2,283
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South & Central America |
277
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West Asia |
279
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Western Europe |
1,349
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The big driver in the U.S. is the expansion of the gas turbine market.
Most of the additional U.S. power generation capacity will come from gas turbine
plants as identified in: 59EI
Gas Turbine and Combined Cycle Supplier Program.
The market is expanding substantially due to product upgrades and price per unit
increases. It has been learned that gas turbine maintenance and downtime
can be reduced with the use of high efficiency (HEPA) filters as opposed to
medium efficiency filters. These filters cost several times more, but are
justified on a life cycle basis.
A unique new guide to these selections has been created in
Gas Turbine Air Treatment Global Decisions Positioning System™ (GdPS).
An American Filtration Society conference on April 28th will include
a session conducted by McIlvaine on the filter options
http://spring.afssociety.org/
For more information on these services contact:
editor@mcilvainecompany.com.
Fabric Filter Market to Expand Rapidly Due to Precipitator Conversion
The market for fabric filter systems will exceed $9 billion this year according
to the latest forecast in
N021 World Fabric Filter and Element Market.
(www.mcilvainecompany.com)
($ Millions)
World Region |
2015 |
Total |
9,326
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Africa |
264
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CIS |
264
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East Asia |
4,751
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Eastern Europe |
222
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Middle East |
263
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NAFTA |
1,499
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South & Central America |
468
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West Asia |
901
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Western Europe |
694
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Over the next ten years, the market will expand at close to double-digit rates
due to a number of power plants which will remove the internals of their
electrostatic precipitators and replace them with filter bags. Power
plants in the U.S., Italy, Russia, Chile and South Africa have already embarked
on this program. Each of these projects is tracked in 42EI
Utility Tracking System.
Tough new regulations requiring outlet particulate limits of less than 5 mg/Nm3
are the driving forces behind these retrofits. The new regulations in
China will create the largest potential for a single country. Recent
Chinese designs have incorporated dry scrubbing and particulate control with
fabric filters to reach low SO2 and particulate levels.
Power plants are being provided with a free system to help them make the needed
decisions
Power
Plant Systems and Components.
The power plant decision makers are aided by the equivalent of a GPS route map
to travel back and forth between regulatory, technology and process decision
trees.
Hot
Gas Filtration Global Decisions Positioning System™ (GdPS)
An American Filtration Society conference on April 29th will include
a session conducted by McIlvaine on the hot gas filter options
http://spring.afssociety.org/.
For more information on:
World Fabric Filter and Element Market,
click on:
http://home.mcilvainecompany.com/index.php/markets/2-uncategorised/110-n021
Renewable Energy Briefs
JinkoSolar to Supply 104 MW of PV Solar Modules for Utah Red Hills Renewable
Park Project
JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd. announced that it will supply 104 MW dc of PV solar
panels for the Utah Red Hills Renewable Park project.
JinkoSolar will deliver over 340,000 of its utility-scale, high-efficiency
polycrystalline 72-cell panels to the Utah Red Hills Renewable Park though a
contract with Swinerton Renewable Energy. Scatec Solar, the project's developer
and a long-term owner, hired Swinerton Renewable Energy to construct the plant
and procure the appropriate technologies.
The Utah Red Hills Renewable Park, set to be built on a site with excellent
solar irradiation, will generate around 210 million kilowatt hours (kWh) of
electricity per year, which will be fed into the grid under a twenty-year Power
Purchase Agreement (PPA) with PacifiCorp's Rocky Mountain Power.
Toshiba to Supply Four Power Generators and Equipment for Hydroelectric Plant in
Myanmar
Toshiba Corporation announced that Toshiba Hydro Power (Hangzhou) Co., Ltd.
(THPC), a Chinese subsidiary that manufactures, sells and maintains
hydroelectric equipment, has won a major order to supply four units of
77-megawatt hydro turbine and generator for Myanmar Electric Power Enterprise’s
Upper Yeywa hydropower plant.
The contract, for the 308 MW Upper Yeywa Hydropower Plant that Myanmar Electric
Power Enterprise will construct northeast of Mandalay, recognizes Toshiba’s high
level technical capabilities and more than 120 years of experience in
hydroelectric power generation. Deliveries to the project’s EPC contractor,
China’s Zhejiang Orient Engineering Co., Ltd., will start in March 2016.
Fuji Electric Wins Geothermal Power Equipment Contracts in Indonesia and Iceland
Fuji Electric announced that they have been selected as the supplier of
geothermal power equipment for two major projects in Indonesia and Iceland. The
power electronics manufacturer will supply two units of geothermal steam
turbines and generators—each with a power generation capacity of 20,000 kW—to PT
Pertamina Geothermal Energy, a subsidiary of Indonesia’s oil, gas, renewable and
new energy company PT Pertamina. The production is to be completed by the end of
year 2016. In the Republic of Iceland, Fuji Electric was awarded a contract for
a power generating unit for the Theistareykir Geothermal Power Plant, slated to
begin in October 2017.
Fuji Electric has been awarded the Indonesian contract through Sumitomo
Corporation of Japan, which formed a consortium with PT Rekayasa Industri
(Rekayasa), an engineering company in Indonesia, to win and undertake an EPC
contract from PT Pertamina Geothermal Energy for Units 5 and 6 at the Lahendong
Geothermal Area. The Units will be constructed in Minahasa district of the North
Sulawesi Province of Indonesia. At the Lahendong Geothermal Area, Fuji Electric,
in collaboration with Sumitomo Corporation and Rekayasa, has successfully
delivered three units of geothermal steam turbines and generators for Units 2, 3
and 4.
Fuji Electric was awarded the Iceland contract by the National Power Company of
Iceland (Landsvirkjun) to the consortium consisting of FE and Balcke-Dürr GmbH
of Germany and Fuji Electric will design, manufacture and supply the steam
turbine and generator, which will be installed and commissioned on site in
Iceland and delivered to Landsvirkjun. The total capacity of the project is 45
MW, and the Theistareykir Geothermal Power Plant is located in the Northeastern
part of Iceland.
Eco Wave Power Establishes a Subsidiary in Suzhou and Receives an Approval for a
First Plant in Zhejiang Province
Eco Wave Power, a world leader in electricity from ocean waves, established a
Subsidiary in Changshu under the name of "Suzhou Eco Wave Power Technology". The
company was established with investment from a Chinese Governmental fund that
believes in EWP's innovative technology and provides funding for EWP's first 100
KW grid connected plant, to be completed by the end of this year.
In a short time frame, Suzhou Eco Wave Power Technology was able to secure
consent to construct a pilot plant in Zoushan Island, and is in advanced
negotiations regarding additional 50 MW projects in Zhejiang.
EWP's commercial scale power plant will be the first of its kind.
Suzhou Eco Wave Power Technology is part of EWP's corporation, which was
established in 2011 and became a significant player in the wave energy industry
with a current pipe-line of 99 MW, 50 MW of which are planned to be in China.
Saft Wins Around $10 Million Energy Storage Order for Critical Off-Grid Solar
Powered Systems Serving Qatar’s Dukhan Oilfield
Saft a leading designer and manufacturer of high-tech industrial batteries, has
been awarded around $10 million contract by Kentz, a member of the SNC-Lavalin
Group and global engineering specialist solutions provider, to supply its
Sunica.plus batteries for critical solar powered systems serving Qatar
Petroleum’s Dukhan oilfield. Over the next two years, some 40,000 of the
nickel-based Sunica.plus batteries will be deployed at around 775 wells across
the oilfield, where they will provide energy storage and backup power for
wellhead industrial control systems and corrosion protection systems.
For more information on Renewable Energy Projects and Update
please visit
http://www.mcilvainecompany.com/brochures/Renewable_Energy_Projects_Brochure/renewable_energy_projects_brochure.htm
Headlines for Utility E-Alert – March 27, 2015
UTILITY E-ALERT
#1216– March 27, 2015
Table of Contents
COAL – US
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B&W lands $40 Million Emission Control Contract for Colorado Springs Utilities
COAL – WORLD
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NTPC plans expansion of Parawada Coal-fired Power Plant
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Long queue to construct 1320 MW Coal-fired Rampal Power Plant
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Alstom to build Ultra-Supercritical Lignite-Fired Power Plant in Asia
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ABB wins Power Plant Automation
Order in South Africa
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Longannet Coal-fired Power Station to close Next Year
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Beijing, China closing Four Major Coal-fired Power Plants Next Year
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EthosEnergy to modernize Three Units at Kozienice Power Station
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Clyde Bergemann receives US$10 Million Order for Dust and SO2
Reduction Systems for Polish Power Plant
GAS/OIL – US
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BOND begins Site Work at Footprint Power’s Salem Harbor Energy Center
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Dominion plans to build Natural Gas-fired Power Plant in Southside, VA
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FERC approves Transco’s Natural Gas Pipeline expansion to serve Wildcat Point
Generation Facility in Maryland
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Toshiba receives Order for Steam Turbine and Generator for Allen Power Plant
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El Paso Electric commissions Two Units at Montana Power Station in Texas
GAS/OIL – WORLD
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ACWA, Mitsui, and DIDIC win 445 MW Oman Gas-fired Power Project
BUSINESS
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Ovivo awarded Contract for Demineralization System for European Petrochemical
Plant
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A Multitude of Hot Gas Filter Decisions Needed due to Regulatory and Technology
Developments
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Gas Turbine Inlet Filter Decisions are Critical and Complex
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Six Percent Expansion of the Gas Turbine Combined Cycle Market this Year
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Continuous Analyses of Energy and Environmental Subjects Now Available
HOT TOPIC HOUR
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Hot Topic Hour March 26 Speakers endorsed Combination NOx Control
Strategies
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Upcoming Hot Topic Hours
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http://home.mcilvainecompany.com/index.php/databases/2-uncategorised/89-42ei
“Direct Sorbent Injection (DSI)” on April 9th “Hot Topic Hour”
This session will provide the latest insights relative to direct sorbent
injection.
There will be a review of the data already displayed in:
Dry
Scrubbing - Continuous Analyses.
New insights will be provided by:
Presenters
Sterling M. Gray,
P.E., Business Development Manager, Process Technologies AECOM
Shuman Moore,
CEO, ClearChem
Martin Dillon, P.E.,
Flue Gas Treatment Specialist, Lhoist North America
Curt Biehn,
Manager, Marketing and Technical Services, Mississippi Lime Company, Guisu Liu,
Ph.D., Mobotec LLC
Many power plants in the U.S. have opted for dry sorbent injection to meet MATS.
The DSI can impact the emission of the following pollutants:
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HCl
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SO3
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SO2
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Mercury
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Selenium
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Particulate
There are various options including:
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Sorbent type (lime, limestone, trona, sodium bi carbonate, other)
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Sorbent particle size and surface area
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Stochiometric ratios of sorbent
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Injection location (furnace, before air heater, before particulate collector,
after particulate collector in dedicated TOXECON, before SDA (Wygen)
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Injection method
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Capture device (precipitator, fabric filter, wet scrubber, catalytic filter
There are issues which vary with the above options.
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Impact on total particulate removal
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Acid gas removal efficiency
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Salability of flyash
Plant specific issues include:
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Fuel sulphur and chlorine content
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Space availability
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Landfill costs
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Estimated remaining plant life
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Present air pollution control equipment
The DSI development has been extensive. Many pilot tests and the first
commercial installations to meet MATS have been completed. What are the results?
The session on April 9 will build on the many presentations already appearing in
the free website:
Dry
Scrubbing - Continuous Analyses
Boosting SDA
efficiency with DSI at Wygen 3
Clear
Chem plus Durr Ceramic Filter and Heat Exchanger are the One Stop Shopping
Option
Comparison of components and systems in dry scrubbing
DSI for
MATS and CSAPR by Jim Dickerman, Lhoist / Chemical Lime - Hot Topic Hour January
29, 2015
Slides from NatronX which include Trona vs. SBC at Low Temperature by Melissa
Patasnick and Joshua Allen, NatronX Technologies - Hot Topic Hour - August 14,
2014.
Direct
Sorbent Injection Webinar - Hot Topic Hour July 10, 2014
Hydrated
Lime for HCl Mitigation by Pat Mongoven, Mississippi Lime - Hot Topic Hour July
18, 2013
We will also be evaluating the discussions on the exhibit floor at EUEC plus the
papers such as:
E5.1 THE BENEFITS OF HIGH REACTIVITY HYDRATED LIME IN A CIRCULATING DRY SCRUBBER
Curt Biehn, Manager - Marketing & Technical Services, Mississippi Lime Company;
Mark DeGenova
E5.2 SUCCESSFUL OPERATION OF FLUE GAS HUMIDIFICATION/COOLING USING SPRAY NOZZLES
UPSTREAM OF DRY SORBENT INJECTION (DSI) Robert Van Durme, P.E., Key Account
Manager, Lechler Inc.; Ashwin Patni, Lechler Inc.; Leon Lenertz, P.E., Xcel
Energy
E5.3 BENEFICIATION OF HIGH SODIUM FLY ASH Michael Atwell, Market Development
Manager, Solvay Chemicals
E5.4 SULFUR DIOXIDE MITIGATION USING HYDRATED LIME DSI & HUMIDIFICATION Carl
Laird, Sr.Technical Specialist - FGT & Glass Markets, Carmeuse Lime and Stone
E5.5 APPLICATION & BENEFITS OF SO3 REMOVAL UPSTREAM OF THE LJUNGSTROM® AIR
PREHEATER Gus Shearer, Product Director, ARVOS Inc. LJUNGSTROM Division;
Sterling M. Gray, PE, AECOM Corporation
E5.6 DRY SORBENT INJECTION HISTORY & FUTURE APPLICATION Keith Day, Business
Development Manager, Nol-Tec Systems
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McIlvaine Hot Topic Hour Registration
On Thursdays at 10:00 a.m. Central time, McIlvaine hosts a 90 minute web meeting
on important energy and pollution control subjects. These Webinars are
free of charge to owner/operators of the plants. They are also free
to McIlvaine Subscribers of Power Plant Air Quality Decisions and Utility
Tracking System. The cost for others is
$300.00 per webinar.
See below for information on upcoming Hot Topic Hours. We welcome your
input relative to suggested additions
DATE |
SUBJECT |
DESCRIPTION |
April 9, 2015 |
Direct Sorbent Injection (DSI) |
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April 16, 2015 |
Air Monitoring |
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April 23, 2015 |
No Webinar
but on-site interviews at
Electric Power in Chicago. |
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April 30, 2015 |
MACT Update |
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May 7, 2015 |
Wet Calcium FGD |
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May 14, 2015 |
Gas Turbine Intake Filters |
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May 21, 2015 |
Power Plant Valves |
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May 28, 2015 |
No webinar
but on-site interviews at
Industrial Valve Summit in
Bergamo, Italy |
|
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