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2005 Conference Proceedings
2005 Conference on Unburned Carbon on Utility Fly Ash
April 13, 2005
Table of Contents
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Papers and Presentations
- Welcoming Remarks and Keynote Address
Thomas A. Sarkus, Conference Chair
Director, Coal Power Projects Division
U.S. Department of Energy, National Energy Technology Laboratory
- Control Measures
- Combustion Tuning Systems for Control of Unburned Carbon
Neil C. Widmer, Philippe J. Gauthier, David K. Moyeda, Roy Payne, and Wm. Randall Seeker, GE Energy Environmental Services
- Low NOx Combustion Systems for Minimizing NOx and Fly Ash LOI: Wall-Firing Petcoke and T-Firing Severe Slagging Coal
Richard E. Conn, Jiefang Shan, and Joel Vatsky, Advanced Burner Technologies Corporation
- Predictive Performance Tools
- Real-Time Monitoring of Unburned Carbon on Utility Fly Ash
Todd Melick, Todd Sommer, and Hans Conrads, PROMECON
- Beneficiation of High- LOI Fly Ash
- Advanced Multi-Product Coal Utilization Byproduct Processing Plant
Tom Robl, Jack Groppo, Robert Rathbone, Steve Bryan, and Kenny Tapp, UKY
- Characteristics of Fly Ashes and Processing Conditions Affecting Carbon-Ash Separation under Pnuematic Transport, Triboelectric Processing
Federico Cangialosi, Lorenzo Liberti, and Michele Notarnicola, Technical University of Bari, Italy; Pompilio Caramuscio and Giulio Belz, ENEL Produzione Ricerca, Italy; and Tapiwa Z. Gurupira and John M. Stencel, Tribo Flow Separations
- Role of Combustion Diagnostics in an Integrated System to Reduce Fly Ash Carbon and Increase Ash Value
Stephen A. Johnson and Charles A. Lockert, Tephra Resources
- Triboelectrostatic Fly Ash Beneficiation: An Update on Separation Technologies’ International Operations
James D. Bittner and Stephen A. Gasiorowski, Separation Technologies
- Carbon Burn-Out™ – A State of the Art in Commercial Ash Beneficiation
S. Frank Kirkconnell and James G. Keppeler, Progress Materials
- Characterization of High- LOI Fly Ash
- The Changing Face of Corrosion in Coal-Fired Boilers
J.F. Henry and J.C. Nava, Alstom
- Combustion Reactivity of Unburned Carbon in Coal Combustion Fly Ashes
Federico Cangialosi, Francesco Di Canio, Gianluca Intini, Michele Notarnicola, and Lorenzo Liberti, Technical University of Bari, Italy; and Pompilio Caramuscio and Giulio Belz, ENEL Produzione Ricerca, Italy
- Unburned Carbon and Mercury Control
- Enhancement of the “Naturally Occurring Mercury Capture by Fly Ash
Vitali Lissianski, Randy Seeker, and Peter Maly, GE Energy
- Impact of Carbon-in-Ash on Mercury Removal across Particulate Control Devices in Coal-Fired Power Plants
Constance L. Senior, REI, and Stephen A. Johnson, Quinapoxet Solutions
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