FGD and DeNOx
NEWSLETTER       

                                                                                                                                       September 2008
                                                                                                                                            No. 365

FGD

• PacifiCorp to Install FGD on Naughton 1 and 2 

• Ruling on North Carolina/TVA Lawsuit after Sept. 15, 2008

• Milton R. Young Installing FGD and NO_x Removal Equipment for Regional Haze Standards

• Siemens Water Technologies to Supply FGD Scrubber Wastewater Treatment System at Keystone

• Landfill Cost Model for Disposal of Coal Combustion Products (CCP) 

• German Government, Power Companies May Extend Life of Coal-fired Power Plants

• Yokogawa Consortium to Supply Control and Instrumentation Equipment for Turceni FGD

• Düchting Pumpen FGD Pumps

• The Trend Toward Intervener Settlements

• Gypsum Dewatering Options Include Centrifuges and Drum Filters

• Optimization of Dry FGD Can Reduce Lime Consumption by 10 to 20 Percent

NO_x

• Catalyst Pricing Increases of Five Percent Predicted

• Hitachi Providing Mercury Oxidation SCR Catalyst to Pleasant Prairie

• SCR-Tech Receives Contract for 2800 MW of Catalyst Management

• Holistic Approach to NO_x Saves Money and Decreases Emissions

• EPA Approves DFW Clean Air Plan

• GE DLN-1 IHB Upgrade on Frame 5-2 Meets 42 ppm NO_x at 50 Percent Load

• Coal Evaluation Useful for NO_x Control Strategies

• Modeling Helps Analyze SCR Changes on Hg Emissions at TVA

• Corken Feed Pumps for Ammonia Feed to SCR or SNCR

• New DCS and Optimization Helps SCR Temperature Issues at Brandon Shores

• RJM Uses CFB Modeling to Improve NO_x Reduction at AES Kilroot

• NO_x Reduction to 0.01 lb/MMBtu Could Include Oxidation-Absorption Process