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ERC research in power plant and industrial pollution mitigation—including NOx, SO2, PM, and toxic metal emissions (mercury)—involves close partnership with regulatory agencies, end-users, and commercial suppliers on emissions control technology development, testing and certification.

Related Journal Articles

  • Field Trial of Anthracite Coal-Based Activated Carbon for Mercury Emissions Reduction in Flue Gas from Power Generation Unit

  • Oxidation of elemental mercury with non-thermal plasma coupled with a wet process

  • Advances in ultra-low emission control technologies for coal-fired power plants

  • Key technologies for ultra-low emissions from coal-fired power plants

  • Trace element distribution and speciation in coal-fired power plants

  • Trace element distribution and speciation in coal-fired power plants

  • Effect of coordinated air pollution control devices in coal-fired power plants on arsenic emissions

  • Coupling of bromide and on-line mechanical modified fly ash for mercury removal at a 1000 MW coal-fired power plant

  • Coupling of bromide and on-line mechanical modified fly ash for mercury removal at a 1000 MW coal-fired power plant

  • In-situ capture of mercury in coal-fired power plants using high surface energy fly ash

  • Developing steady and dynamic ORP models for mercury emissions control in power plants using WFGD operating data

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