Power Industry Webinar Production & Promotion

Combustion Turbine SCR in the Changing World

Specific topics will include:

• Retrofit Applications and space considerations when considering Multi-Emission catalyst
• Reducing SO3 generation
• Reduction of fouling generation by installing multi-emission catalyst vs a CO oxidation catalyst
• Making operational improvements

The webinar will cover evaluation methods for implementing CORMETECH METEOR™, supported by real-world case studies and examples. Topics include retrofit applications and space considerations, SO3 generation reduction, and the benefits of multi-emission catalysts versus CO oxidation catalysts in reducing fouling generation. Operational improvements will also be explored.

Below are some of the questions discussed during the webinar:

  • Can Cormetech evaluate and redesign in-place systems to achieve 10% NH3/NOx distribution in preparation for H2? Are there systems that cannot achieve that? Is the additional catalyst estimate per % H2 fired based on an assumed NOx inlet ppm increase from H2? If the units are firing H2 through a DLN system, won't that mitigate the dramatic (25ppm-60ppm) increase in NOx?

  • How small of an incineration system can use Cormetech?

  • In recent years, which has more projects, Simple Cycle or GTCC?

  • What is the maximum gas temperature and design gas temperature of NOx catalyst for high-temperature (Simple Cycle) gas?

  • Typically, how long is the SCR Catalyst lifetime compared to modern tech METEORs?

  • What is the impact on the chemical life and mechanical life of the catalyst when using natural gas vs. alternate fuels?

  • What is the limit of both NOx and CO that can be achieved by using the multi-catalyst in %?