FGD and DeNOx
NEWSLETTER
March 2012
No. 407
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POWER-GEN REVISITED
§ Circulating Dry Scrubbers Can Meet MACT
§ 99 Percent SO2 Removal Can Be Achieved with Latest Spray Tower Design
§ Electrochemical Corrosion Control is Effective
§ Hitachi Systems Providing 99 Percent SO2 Removal
§ Can SCR Oxidize Mercury Sufficiently?
§
Lonjing Researchers Demonstrate That CDS Systems Can
Remove Elemental as Well as
Oxidized Mercury
§ Nalco Additive Captures More Mercury Than PAC for a Given Investment
§ Sargent & Lundy Paper Outlines Various Compliance Strategies for MACT
§ Siemens PERC Has Advantage Over Separate NOx and CO Catalyst
§ Combustion Optimization Project at 1300-MW Coal-fired Plant Improves Performance
§ LOI Reduced with B&W PGG Optimization System at Ameren
INDUSTRY NEWS
§ CORRECTION: FGD Startups for ANDRITZ Energy & Environment GmbH
§ $700-Million APC Upgrade for Homer City Power Plant
§ Fuel Tech Awarded Multiple Orders Totaling $10.5 Million
§ China to Spend $100 Billion Per Year on New Coal-fired Power Plants for the Next Decade
§ Dry Limestone Grinding Makes Sense
§ B&W PGG Wins Contract to Supply SDA and Baghouse for 726 MW Ottumwa
§ Xcel Awards Contract to B&W PGG for SDA for 544 MW Pawnee
§ Flint Creek Coal-fired Power Plant could be Upgraded with Environmental Controls
§ PNM Must Go Ahead with SCR at San Juan
§ 1,500 MW Aberthaw Could Retrofit SCR
§ URS Selected by DTE Energy for SCR Contract for Monroe
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