The document summarizes FGD and SCR retrofit programs at an unnamed power plant site. The FGD retrofit includes 10 units totaling 8,400 MW and will use limestone-based technologies like spray towers and jet bubbling reactors from 2006-2010. The SCR retrofit includes 3 units totaling 2,380 MW from 2006-2009. Key goals for both retrofits are high SO2 and NOx removal rates, reliability, and various design parameters. Diagrams depict typical components like spray/tray towers and static mixing SCR systems.
The document summarizes FGD and SCR retrofit programs at an unnamed power plant site. The FGD retrofit includes 10 units totaling 8,400 MW and will use limestone-based technologies like spray towers and jet bubbling reactors from 2006-2010. The SCR retrofit includes 3 units totaling 2,380 MW from 2006-2009. Key goals for both retrofits are high SO2 and NOx removal rates, reliability, and various design parameters. Diagrams depict typical components like spray/tray towers and static mixing SCR systems.
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The document summarizes FGD and SCR retrofit programs at an unnamed power plant site. The FGD retrofit includes 10 units totaling 8,400 MW and will use limestone-based technologies like spray towers and jet bubbling reactors from 2006-2010. The SCR retrofit includes 3 units totaling 2,380 MW from 2006-2009. Key goals for both retrofits are high SO2 and NOx removal rates, reliability, and various design parameters. Diagrams depict typical components like spray/tray towers and static mixing SCR systems.
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Presented by: Joe Ennis, Director Project Engineering APP Site Visit October 30 November 4, 2006
FGD Retrofit Program
Current Program includes 10 Units Totaling 8400 MWs Construction Timeline is late 2006 through 2010 FGD Limestone Based Technologies include Spray Tower, Spray/Tray Tower and Jet Bubbling Reactor Key Design Parameters and Project Goals 98% SO2 Removal with 99% Reliability Fuel Flexibility Sulfur Content Ranges from 2.7% to 4.5% Disposal and Wallboard Quality Gypsum (site dependent) Alloy 2205 and 255 Absorber Construction; FRP Internals with Jet Bubbling Reactor Less than 10 ppm SO3 at Stack Outlet Convert to Balanced Draft Steam Generator Operation Limestone Quality from 88 to 95% Calcium Carbonate 2
FGD Retrofit Program
Additional Design and Equipment Parameters Single Absorber Module up to 800 MW SO3 Absorber Capture 30 to 40% Wastewater Treatment System for Chloride Purge Stream Treatment Redundant Ball Mills, Spare Vacuum Filters and Recycle Pumps Saturated Exit gas at 130F 900ft+ Tall FRP Lined Stacks Axial Flow ID Fans Up to 19,000 HP Dry Sorbent Injection for SO3 Control Upstream of Precipitators 8+ miles of Conveying Systems to Handle 360 tph limestone and 540 tph gypsum 3
Typical Spray/Tray Tower Module
Typical Jet Bubbling Reactor Flow
Typical Jet Bubbling Reactor Detail
SCR Retrofit Program
Current Program includes 3 Units Totaling 2380 MWs Construction Timeline is late 2006 through 2009 Key Design Parameters 90% NOx Removal Over the Unit Load Range Inlet NOx Concentration 0.60 lb per 10^6 BTU 99+ % Reliability No Reactor Bypass Static Ammonia Mixers On Site Ammonia Production Less 2 ppm Ammonia Slip at 16,000 Service Hours SO2 to SO3 Conversion of 0.65% 7
The Institute of Energy's Second International Conference on COMBUSTION & EMISSIONS CONTROL: Proceedings of The Institute of Energy Conference Held in London, UK, on 4-5 December 1995