Publications
2004 Conference Proceedings
2004 Conf. on Reburning for NOx Control Reburning on Trial
May 18, 2004
Table of Contents
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Papers and Presentations
- Reburning Overview
- Keynote Address
Reburning: An Historical Perspective
Jost O.L. Wendt, Professor and Head, Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering, University of Arizona
- An EPA Perspective on Reburn Technology for NOx Control
Robert E. Hall, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
- Future Trends in the Natural Gas Market
Kenneth C. Kern and Gregson Vaux, Science Applications International Corporation
- Commercial Reburning Experience
- B&W?s Experience on the Application of Reburn Technology on Cyclone Boilers
Hamid Farzan, Angelos H. Kokkinos, Gerald J. Maringo, and Anthony S. Yagiela
The Babcock & Wilcox Company
- Experience with Reburn for NOx Emissions Control
Donald Engelhardt, Roy Payne, David Moyeda, and Blair Folsom, GE Energy
- Reburn Technology Application Guidelines
David Moyeda, Donald Hartsock, and Roy Payne, GE Energy
- Reburning Projects in the Department of Energy?s Clean Coal Technology Demonstration Program
Alfred N. Mann and Thomas C. Ruppel, Parsons Corporation
Thomas A. Sarkus, U.S. Department of Energy, NETL
- The Chemistry of Reburning as Applied to Commercial Installations
John H. Pohl, Virginia Tech/ARI
Donald Stookey, Compact Membrane Systems
- Tests on Combined Staged Combustion, SNCR & Reburning for NOx Control and Combined NOx/SO2 Control on Industrial & Utility Boilers
Bert Zauderer, Coal Tech Corp
- Biomass Reburning
- Fuel-Lean Reburn with In-Situ Gasification of Coal, Biomass and Biomass-Coal Mixtures and with Biomass-Derived Gas
Bernard P. Breen and Robert A. Schrecengost, Breen Energy Solutions
Robert C. Brown, Jeffrey Sweterlitsch, and Nathan Emsick, Iowa State University
- Evaluation of Biomass Syngas Co-Firing and Reburning in a Coal Fired Boiler
Bradley R. Adams and Hong Shig Shim, Reaction Engineering International
Keng-Tung Wu, Hom-Ti Lee, and Hou-Peng Wan, Energy and Resource Laboratories, Industrial Technology Research Institute, Taiwan
Stoney L. Chen, Pacific Rim Technologies, Taiwan
- Other Applications of Reburning
- Oxygen-Enhanced Coal-Based Reburning
Sho Kobayashi and Lawrence E. Bool, Praxair
- Reduction of Mercury Emissions Using Reburning
Vitali Lissianski, Randy Seeker, and Pete Maly, GE Energy
Posters
- Design of Reburning Fuel
Wei-Yin Chen and Benson B. Gathitu, University of Mississippi
- Controlling NOx Emissions in Combustion of Natural Gas in Steam Generators by Controlling Oxygen in the Windbox
Fabio Russoniello, ESYS Inc., and Douglas Simmers, Emerson Process Management
- NETL's Innovations for Existing Plants NOx Control Program ? Addressing Lower Limits
Bruce W. Lani and Thomas J. Feeley, U.S. Department of Energy, National Energy Technology Laboratory
- Synergistic Hybrid DeNOx Using Coal Reburn and Enhanced Dry Scrubbing
William Ellison, Ellison Consultants
- New IC Cycle for Low NOx at High Efficiency
John L. Loth and Gary J. Morris, West Virginia University
- Low Emission Boiler System (LEBS)
William J. Howarth, Gerald (Jerry) Gielda, Terrance Ake, and Robert Lisauskas, Riley Power Inc.
- Scorecard on Reburning
Al Mann and Tom Ruppel, Parsons Corporation
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