EM Feature by Michael D . Durham , C . Jean Bustard , Richard Schlager , Cameron Martin , Stephen Johnson , and Scott Renninger CONTROLLING MERCURY EMISSIONS FROM COAL - FIRED UTILITY BOILERS : A Field Test

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  • Michael D. Durham
  • C. Jean Bustard
  • Richard Schlager
  • Cameron Martin
  • Stephen Johnson
  • Scott Renninger
چکیده

This article is based on a presentation given at A&WMA’s 94 Annual Conference & Exhibition in June in Orlando, FL. It describes a comprehensive multisite test program to demonstrate mercury control at four full-scale power plants. Tests results from three of these sites will be presented for the first time at A&WMA’s Specialty Conference on Mercury, “Mercury Emissions: Fate, Effects, and Control,” which will be held at the Arlington Heights Sheraton in Chicago, IL, August 21–23, 2001. For more details on the conference, see p 33.

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تاریخ انتشار 2001