The GE SCR system including ammonia injection, mixing system and unique design features offer the lowest operation cost in combination with high performance and high reliability.
GE’s Selective catalytic reduction (SCR) technology controls NOx formed in combustion processes. With more than 30 years of experience with SCR technology for power generation and industry applications, GE’s lower cost DeNOx solutions help customers reach their requested performance levels.
Key features of NOx control:
Simple Cycle | |
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Reactor size(m3/h) | up to 5,400,000 |
Fuel type | Gas, fuel, oil, orimulsion, petroleum coke, biofuel (virgin wood or peat), coal |
Reactor postition | High dust SCR for power plants and CHP plants; tail end SCR for power plnats and industrial applications |
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Cleaning method | Soot blower using steam or compressed air, sonic air horns, air sweepers |
NOx Removal efficiency (%) | Up to 95 |
NH3 Slip (ppm) | 2 |
Operation temperature(oC) | 330 – 435 for coal/oil 230 – 454 for gas 200 – 300 for tail end solutions |
NOx Inlet concentration (ppm) | 1,000 |
O2 (%) | 1 (minimum) |
SO2 (ppm) | up to 3,500 |
SO2/SO3 Conversion(%) | 0.5 – 2.0 |
ASH load (md/Nm3) | up to 35,000 |
Reagent type | Anhydrous ammonia, aqueous ammonia, urea |
Emissions control for Portugal
Emissions control for Portugal
NOx removal efficiency
In July 2008 EDP, the main power producer in Portugal chose GE’s SCR technology to retrofit their power station of Sines with four new SCR units. These SCR units are designed for 81% NOx removal efficiency and use heated ammonia solution as the reagent and a vanadium/titanium honeycomb catalyst. With these SCR units, Portugal has become one of the few countries in Europe to have equipped all of its coal-fired plants with systems to control both SOx (sulfur oxides) and NOx, thus meeting European Union emission targets.
GE’s Smartline range of products caters to small-sized air quality control applications such as district heating, small power units, thermic fluid heaters, limekilns, foundries, and metallurgical plants.
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