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IEP - Advanced NOx Emissions Control
Control Technology - In Situ Device for Real-Time Catalyst Deactivation Measurements in Full-Scale SCR Systems
To support trends in the electric generating industry of moving from seasonal to year-round operation of Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) for control of NOx and mercury, as well as extending the time between generating unit outages, Fossil Energy Research Corporation (FERCo) is developing technology to determine SCR catalyst activity and remaining life without requiring an outage to obtain and analyze catalyst samples. FERCo intends to use SCR catalyst performance results measured with their in situ device at Alabama Power’s Plant Gorgas during the 2005 and 2006 ozone seasons, along with EPRI’s
CatReactTM catalyst management software, to demonstrate the value of real-time
activity measurements with respect to the optimization of catalyst replacement
strategy. Southern Company and the Electric Power Research Institute are co-funding
the project.
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