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Optimizing SCR Catalysts to Strategically Accommodate Low Load & Load Cycling

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Topics presented will include:

  • Background information including the effect of fly ash on SCR catalyst and systems

  • High dust coal application design strategies – How to bust the dust

  • SCR operational information regarding high dust environments

  • High dust SCR catalyst applications and regeneration – Truth and consequences

  • Field data and case study highlighting CORMETECH’s new high dust solution

Mark Conger, Senior Project Engineer for CORMETECH, will review key benefits, project drivers and strategies for CORMETECH’s low temperature / low load SCR catalyst technology.

In this informative webinar, Mark Schirmer, Senior Project Manager for CORMETECH, will review key benefits and project drivers for CORMETECH’s high dust application SCR catalyst technology. 

Below are some of the questions discussed during the webinar:

  • Does prolonged cycling have any possible negative effects on catalyst performance or life?

  • How does operating at lower temperatures affect Hg performance?

  • What additional risk is created by the enhanced approach if the unit is unable to recover after low load operation (the unit trips during low load operation)? How quickly would the unit have to come back on to prevent total deactivation?

  • Can the enhanced approach also be applied to startup conditions, where getting the SCR in service as soon as possible helps the unit stay in compliance?

  • What is your experience with reducing NH3 injection at low load instead of stopping injection?