Table of Contents

• Disclaimer
• Summary [PDF-67KB]
• Papers and Presentations
• Posters

Disclaimer
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Papers and Presentations

• Welcome [PDF-2022KB]
  Carl O. Bauer, Associate Director, Office of Coal and Environmental Systems
  U.S. Department of Energy, National Energy Technology Laboratory
• Overview of DOE-NETL's Mercury R&D Program [PDF-1409KB]
  Scott A. Renninger, Project Manager, Environmental Projects Division
  U.S. Department of Energy, National Energy Technology Laboratory
• Overview of EPRI's Mercury R&D Program [PDF-266KB]
  George R. Offen, Manager Air Emissions and Byproducts
  EPRI
• Overview of EPA's Mercury R&D Program [PDF-KB]
  James D. Kilgroe, Manager, Municipal Waste Combustion
  U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
• Field Test Program to Develop Comprehensive Design, Operating and Cost Data for Mercury Control [PDF-875KB]
  Michael D. Durham
  ADA Environmental Solutions LLC
• Full-Scale Testing of Enhanced Mercury Control Technologies for Wet FGD Systems [PDF-1744KB]
  George A. Farthing
  McDermott Technology Inc.
• Long-term Operation of a COHPAC System for Removing Mercury from Coal-Fired Flue Gas [PDF-1760KB]
  C. Jean Bustard
  ADA Environmental Solutions LLC
• Mercury Control with the Advanced Hybrid Particulate Collector [PDF-3742KB]
  Stanley J. Miller
  Energy & Environmental Research Center
• Mercury Removal in a Non-Thermal Plasma Based Multi-Pollutant Control Technology for Utility Boilers [PDF-1358KB]
  Christopher R. McLarnon
  Powerspan Corp.
• Pilot Testing of Oxidation Catalysts for Enhanced Mercury Control by Wet FGD Systems [PDF-632KB]
  Gary M. Blythe
  URS Corporation
• The CONSOL/Allegheny Pilot Plant Study of Low-Temperature Mercury Capture with an Electrostatic Precipitator [PDF-2919KB]
  Richard A. Winschel
  CONSOL Energy Inc.
• Pilot-Scale Research at NETL on Mercury Measurement and Control [PDF-1362KB]
  Andrew Karash
  U.S. Department of Energy, National Energy Technology Laboratory
• Novel Techniques for Mercury Control [PDF-1863KB]
  Evan J. Granite and Henry W. Pennline
  U.S. Department of Energy, National Energy Technology Laboratory
• Assessment of Low-Cost Novel Sorbents for Coal Fired Power Plant Mercury Control [PDF-1157KB]
  Trevor Ley
  Apogee Scientific, Inc.
• Mercury Control with Calcium-Based Sorbents and Oxidizing Agents [PDF-405KB]
  Thomas K. Gale
  Southern Research Institute
• Preliminary Field Evaluation of Mercury Control Using Combustion Modifications [PDF-1129KB]
  Vitali Lissianski
  GE Energy & Environmental Research Corp.
• Oxidation of Mercury Across SCR Catalysts in Coal-Fired Power Plants Burning Low-Rank Fuels [PDF-267KB]
  Constance Senior
  Reaction Engineering International
• Mercury Control Technologies for Electric Utilities Burning Lignite Coals [PDF-1148KB]
  John H. Pavlish
  Energy & Environmental Research Center
• Evaluation of Mercury Emissions from Coal-Fired Facilities with SCR-FGD Systems [PDF-297KB]
  Shiaw C. Tseng
  CONSOL Energy R&D
• Evaluation of Mercury Speciation at Power Plants Using SCRs for NOx Control [PDF-711KB]
  Dennis L. Laudal
  Energy & Environmental Research Center
• Speciation and Attenuation of Arsenic and Selenium, and Fate of Mercury in Coal Combustion Products [PDF-2477KB]
  Ken Ladwig
  EPRI
• Direct Measurement of Mercury in Power Plant Plumes [PDF-4872KB]
  Leonard Levin
  EPRI
• The Evolution of Mercury from Coal Combustion Materials and By-Products [PDF-467KB]
  Allyson M. Schwalb
  CONSOL Energy Inc.
• NETL's Coal By-Product Characterization Research [PDF-1466KB]
  Ann G. Kim
  U.S. Department of Energy, National Energy Technology Laboratory
• Mercury Impacts on By-Products [PDF-418KB]
  Debra F. Pflughoeft-Hassett
  Energy & Environmental Research Center

Poster Presentations

• Evaluation of the Emission, Transport, and Deposition of Mercury from Coal Based Power Plants in the Ohio River Valley Region [PDF-364KB]
  Kevin Crist, Ohio University
• Mercury Deposition Monitoring at the Holbrook Site, Greene County, PA [PDF-4875KB]
  Robinson P. Khosah, Advanced Technology Systems, Inc.
• Assessing the Mercury Health Risks Associated with Coal-Fired Power Plants: Impacts of Local Deposition [PDF-2281KB]
  Terry Sullivan, Brookhaven National Laboratory
• Critical Review of Mercury Chemistry [PDF-269KB]
  C. David Livengood and Marshall H. Mendelsohn, Argonne National Laboratory
• Computational Approaches to the Development of Advanced Mercury Control Technologies [PDF-5313KB]
  Jens I. Madsen, Fluent Inc.
• Potential for Mercury Removal from Spent NOx Scrubber Water Using Biogenic Sulfide [PDF-671KB]
  Richard W. Hammack, U.S. Department of Energy, NETL and Robert Dilmore, U.S. Department of Energy, NETL / University of Pittsburgh
• "Longer-Term" Mercury Emission Variability [PDF-699KB]
  Dennis L. Laudal, Energy & Environmental Research Center
• Processing and Reuse of Activated Carbon Used to Adsorb Mercury from Power Plant Flue Gases [PDF-3066KB]
  Thomas Weyand, Pittsburgh Mineral and Environmental Technology
• Injecting Gas Oxidants to Oxidize Elemental Mercury for the Control of Its Emission from Coal Power Plants [PDF-27KB]
  Ted Chang, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
• Multi-Pollutant Control Using Membrane-Based Up-Flow Wet Electrostatic Precipitation [PDF-KB]
  David J. Bayless, Ohio University

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