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NITROGEN OXIDE CONTROL FOR STATIONARY COMBUSTION SOURCES
Citation:
Beggs, T. NITROGEN OXIDE CONTROL FOR STATIONARY COMBUSTION SOURCES. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, D.C., EPA/625/5-86/020.
Description:
Nitrogen dioxide is a criteria pollutant under the Clean Air Act and emissions of nitrogen oxides must be controlled to achieve attainment with the ambient standards. his handbook presents an overview of technologies that may be applicable to control the four major stationary sources of NOx. asic overview including costs, of control technology available between 1981 and 1984 is presented for facility operators/owners, regulatory staff, vendors, and others who need to be familiar with ways to reduce NOx emissions. Of course, an indepth discussion of technology cannot be presented in a fifty page document but options available in the mid-1980's are assessed along with results that may be expected from the given technology.