NOx control system News
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China will have a major impact on the cost of environmental and energy investments
Whether it's consumables such as activated carbon or SCR catalysts or whether it's big equipment such as reverse osmosis systems or wind turbines, it will be Chinese activity which determines the price. This is the conclusion reached by the McIlvaine Company based on the forecasts and demand analyses conducted in each of its market reports on water, air and energy subjects. The reality is that ...
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$75 Billion Investment In NOx Control For The World’s Coal-fired Power Plants
By 2010 coal-fired power plants around the world will have invested $24 billion in NOx control equipment. By 2020 the investment will have risen to $75 billion. But despite this investment, NOx emissions will rise from 26 million tons this year to 30 million tons in 2020. These are the findings in the continually updated online report, NOx Control World Markets, published by the McIlvaine ...
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Why It Is Important To Monitor Ammonia Slip In A Coal Fired Power Power Plant
Monitoring flue gas ammonia slip in a coal fired power plant is performed immediately after the SNCR/SCR and is a very challenging task, but extremely important for process efficiency of the pollution control equipment. The flue gas is filled with high levels of sulfur dioxide, particulate, hydrochloric acid and many other corrosive and noxious gases making the ammonia measurement a very ...
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NOx control market to reach $7.6 billion this year
The market for selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems and replacement catalyst will reach a record $7.6 billion this year. This is the latest forecast in NOx Control World Markets published by the McIlvaine Company (www.mcilvainecompany.com). Sales of systems are projected at $6.1 billion. This includes the ammonia injection system, the catalyst, housing and all the ductwork and other ...
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New, Multilingual Website for Johnson Matthey Power Plant Industries (PPI) Group Greatly Enhances Customer Access
Johnson Matthey’s Power Plant Industries (PPI) group has introduced its new website --www.powerplantcatalysts.com -- which offers users significant and vital technical and sales information about its SCR technology, its catalyst products and applications and conferences and trade shows, as well as the latest news and important contacts. The PPI website, currently available in English and ...
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