Publications
2002 Conference Proceedings
2002 Conference on Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) and Selective Non-Catalytic Reduction (SNCR) for NOx Control
Table of Contents
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Papers and Presentations
Keynote Address: "After the Boom: Life in a Post 9/11 World"
Brian Schimmoller, Managing Editor, Power Engineering Magazine
EMISSIONS REGULATIONS
Moderator: William Cummings, Fuel Tech
EPA Update on NOx Regulation
Mary Jo Krolewski and Kevin Culligan, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Status of Multi-Emissions Requirements for the Power Industry
Robert LaCount, PG&E National Energy Group
ECONOMICS OF NOx EMISSIONS REDUCTION
Tax Savings Strategies for SCR/SNCR Project Planning
Kathryn L. Tronsberg and Joseph D. Zenk, Deloitte & Touche, LLP
EMISSIONS TRADING
NOx Emissions Trading in the Northeast: Trends and Outlook
Alex Farrell, Carnegie Mellon University
NOx Emissions Trading Markets -
Understanding How to Use Them in Your Strategic Planning
James E. Staudt, Andover Technology Partners
Dynamics of Trading in the NOx Allowance Market
Matt Williamson, Natsource LLC
RISK ISSUES IN COMMERCIAL APPLICATION OF NOx REDUCTION TECHNOLOGIES
Moderator: Alex Farrell, Carnegie Mellon University
Risk Mitigation and SCR/SNCR: Compatible or Mutually Exclusive?
Robert Sansone, XL Winterthur International
NON-COAL APPLICATIONS OF NOx REDUCTION TECHNOLOGIES
EMx Catalytic Absorption System
Greg Wagner and Steve DeCicco, EmeraChem LLC
SCR Catalyst for Simultaneous Control of NOx, CO, and Non-Methane Hydrocarbon Emissions from Gas-Fired Power Plants
William B. Feaver, Harvey S. Rosenberg, and Joseph A. Rossin
Guild Associates, Inc.
Next Generation Ultra-Low NOx Burners for Refinery and
Petrochemical Process Heaters
R.T. Waibel, R.R. Hayes, R. Poe, and M. Zimola, John Zink Company, LLC
NOx Emissions Solutions for Gas Turbines
Kevin A. Carpenter, Siemens Westinghouse Power Corporation
High Temperature SCR Systems on Frame Size Combustion Turbines
Jef Potters, Hamon Research-Cottrell
TRACK 1 - Commercial Applications of Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR)
Moderator: Anupam Sanyal, International Environmental & Energy Consultants
Effects of Fuel Characteristics on SCR Installations
W. Scott Hinton, Foster Wheeler Energy Corporation
Somerset SCR Experience After Three Operating Ozone Seasons
Donald P. Tonn, Babcock & Wilcox Company, & Kevin R. Robison, AES Somerset
SCR Inlet Maldistributions - Their Effects & Strategies for Their Control
Kevin J. Rogers, Babcock & Wilcox Company
High Efficiency Ammonia Injection Grid (AIG) for SCR Systems
Richard Budin and Klaus Weigl, Integral Umwelt- und Anlagentechnik GmbH
Increased SO3 and Ammonia Slip from SCR: Balancing Air Heater Deposits, Ammonia in Effluent Discharge, and SO3 Plume
Thomas L. Wright & Michael R. DeLallo, Parsons Energy & Chemicals Group, Inc
Current Work on the Impacts and Control of SO3 Emissions from
Selective Catalytic Reduction Systems
Clayton A. Erickson and Rajaram Jambhekar, Babcock Borsig Power, Inc.
The Impact of Arsenic on Coal Fired Power Plants Equipped with SCR - Experience at OUC Stanton
James E. Staudt, Andover Technology Partners
Tony Engelmeyer, Orlando Utilities Commission
William H. Weston, Alabama Power Company
Ralf Sigling, Siemens Westinghouse Power Corporation
SCR Catalyst Performance on U.S. Coal Fired Boilers
Julie Crowe, Hitachi Zosen Engineering U.S.A. Ltd.
Masayoshi Ichiki, Hitachi Zosen Corporation
Lessons Learned from SCR Experience of Japan, Europe, and U.S.A. --
Are These Enough?
Anupam Sanyal, International Environmental & Energy Consultants, Inc.
William Ellison, Ellison Consultants
Effects of Mercury on SCR Catalysts
Michael J.T. Hocquel, Sven Unterberger, and Klaus R.G. Hein
Institute of Process Engineering and Power Plant Technology
Factors Affecting Selection of a Catalyst Management Strategy:
An Independent Perspective
Ed Cichanowicz, J.E. Cichanowicz, Inc
L.J. Muzio, Fossil Energy Research Corporation
O&M Cost Reduction of a Coal-Fired U.S. Merchant Plant Through an Optimized SCR Management Strategy Involving Catalyst Regeneration
Douglas Bullock, PG&E National Energy Group
Hans-Ulrich Hartenstein, SCR-Tech LLC
SCR Catalyst Management: Lessons Learned
Fiorenzo Bregani and Gian Pietro Toledo, CESI Spa
Davide D'Angelo and Ugo Giancola, Enel Produzione Spa
New Development of De-NOx SCR Catalyst Using Spent Petroleum Catalyst
Sangho Lee, Youngshol Kim, Junseong Ahn, and Jonghyun Kim
Taedok Institute of Technology, SK Corporation
TRACK 2 - Commercial Applications of Selective Non-Catalytic Reduction (SNCR)
Moderator: John Boyle, Fuel Tech
Economic Optimization of SNCR at the Scrubgrass Power Plant
Philip A. Jones, PG&E National Energy Group
Demonstration of SNCR Trim on a 185 MW Tangential Design Coal-Fired Utility Boiler
Richard Himes, EPRI
Greg Quartucy, FERCo
Marc Cremer, REI
William Sun, Fuel Tech, Inc.
Cost-Effective Control of NOx with Integrated Ultra Low-NOx Burners & SNCR
Hamid Farzan and Jennifer Sivy, McDermott Technology, Inc.
John M. Boyle, Fuel Tech, Inc.
Albert D. LaRue and Paul S. Nolan, Babcock & Wilcox Company
Demonstration of Rich Reagent Injection in Ameren's Sioux Unit 1
Marc A. Cremer and Bradley R. Adams, Reaction Engineering International
David E. Boll, AmerenUE
David O'Connor, EPRI
Robert D. Slaff, Oceanside Engineering and Manufacturing
SNCR System - Design, Installation, and Operating Experience
David L. Wojichowski, De-NOx Technologies LLC
REAGENT CONSIDERATIONS
SNCR Reagent Supply Alternatives and Cost Minimization
David L. Wojichowski, De-NOx Technologies LLC
James T. Egan, Colonial Chemical Company
Standardized Designs for Third Generation Ammonia-on-Demand™ Systems at AEP's Amos and Mountaineer Plants
Hamilton G. Walker, Jr., Environmental Elements Corporation
Laboratory Results on Ammonia Removal from Fly Ash Using an Acoustically Enhanced Fluidized Bed
Edward K. Levy and Kenneth B. Lawton, Lehigh University
ALTERNATIVE NOx CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES
Selective Autocatalytic NOx Reduction (SACR)
G. Hesselmann and D. Hough, Mitsui Babcock
Advanced Combustion Technologies as an Alternative to Flue Gas Cleanup Systems for High Levels of NOx Reduction
Timothy Webster and Lev Tsirulnikov, John Zink Company LLC
Development of an Ultra-Low NOx Integrated System for Pulverized Coal Fired Power Plants
Galen H. Richards, John L. Marion, Charles Q. Maney, Robert D. Lewis, and Doug Hart, ALSTOM Power, Inc.
Integration of Coal Gasification and Reburning
Vitali V. Lissianski, Vladimir M. Zamansky, and Peter M. Maly,
General Electric Energy and Environmental Research Corp.
Development and Testing of a Novel Coal Preheating Technology for NOx Reduction from Pulverized Coal-Fired Boilers
Sergei Nester, Stan Wohadlo, Joseph Rabovitser, and Bruce Bryan,
Gas Technology Institute
Dmitri Boulanov, Anatoly G. Tumanovsky, Eugene N. Tolchinsky, and Edward H. Verbovetsky, All-Russian Thermal Engineering Institute
Robert Lisauskas, Roderick Beittel, & Terrence Ake, Babcock Borsig Power, Inc.
Presenter: John Pratapas, Gas Technology Institute
Oxygen Enhanced Combustion for NOx Control
Lawrence E. Bool III and Hisashi Kobayashi, Praxair, Inc.
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
Use of ROFA and ROTOMIX Systems to Reduce NOx in Coal Burning
Power Plants
John Ralston and Edwin Haddad, Mobotec USA
Advanced Control and Optimization Solution for Dynamic Control
of SCR Systems
Neel J. Parikh and Jim Donegan, Pegasus Technologies, Inc.
Pin PilesSM: Foundations for SCR Retrofits
Martin G. Taube, Nicholson Construction Company
High Activity Magnesia Use for SCR Related SO3 Problems
Paul A. Schmidtchen, Michael J. Hatem, David E. Lombardi, Dave Smith, and Mark Wajer Martin Marietta Magnesia Specialties LLC
Flue Gas SO3 Determination - Importance of Accurate Measurements in Light of Recent SCR Market Growth
Jack Bionda, Clean Air Engineering
Secondary Plume Abatement
Ron Hawks and Robert G. McCullough, Environmental Quality Management, Inc.
SCR Catalyst Blinding for Subbituminous and Lignitic Coals: Field Results
Jason D. Laumb & Steven A. Benson, Energy & Environmental Research Center
Calibration Gases for SCR and SNCR Process and Environmental Instrumentation
Stephen B. Mandel and Mark Incollingo, Spectra Gases, Inc.
SCR Deactivation Mechanisms Related to Alkali and Alkaline Earth Elements
C. Senior, K. Davis, and M. Bockelie
Reaction Engineering International
L. Baxter and C. Bartholomew, Brigham Young University
K. Whitty and E. Eddings, University of Utah
The Impact of Arsenic on Coal Fired Power Plants Equipped with SCR - Experience at OUC Station
James E. Staudt, Andover Technology Partners
Tony Engelmeyer, Orlando Utilities Commission
William H. Weston, Alabama Power Company
Ralf Sigling, Siemens Westinghouse Power Corporation
NOx Emissions Trading Markets - Understanding How To Use Them in
Your Strategic Planning
James E. Staudt, Andover Technology Partners
A Collaborative Project for the Improvement of Combustion Efficiency in Utility Boilers
Peter Stephenson, Innogy, PLC
U2A™ - Urea to Ammonia Technology
Mario Gialanella, Hamon Research-Cottrell
H. James Peters, Hamon Research-Cottrell/Wahlco
High Efficiency Ammonia Injection Grid (AIG) for SCR Systems
Richard Budin and Klaus Weigl, INTEGRAL Umwelt- und Anlagentechnik GmbH
Presenter: Ansgar Aspalter, INTEGRAL Umwelt- und Anlagentechnik GmbH
Development of Continuous NOx Monitoring Technology for Spatially Resolved, Real-Time SCR Control
Joel Brand and Aron Gaus, Brand-Gaus, LLC
Project CONDOR: Investigation of Low NOx Control Technology Options
Mildred Perry, Gilbert McGurl, Gerst Gibbon, Thomas J. Feeley III, & Dennis Smith
U.S. Department of Energy, National Energy Technology Laboratory
NETL'S NOx Control Program
Bruce W. Lani and Thomas J. Feeley III
U.S. Department of Energy, National Energy Technology Laboratory
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