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PROCEEDINGS: JOINT SYMPOSIUM ON DRY SO2 AND SIMULTANEOUS SO2/NOX CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES (1ST): VOLUME 2. POWER PLANT INTEGRATION, ECONOMICS, AND FULL-SCALE EXPERIENCE
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Chappell, P. PROCEEDINGS: JOINT SYMPOSIUM ON DRY SO2 AND SIMULTANEOUS SO2/NOX CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES (1ST): VOLUME 2. POWER PLANT INTEGRATION, ECONOMICS, AND FULL-SCALE EXPERIENCE. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, D.C., EPA/600/9-85/020B.
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The proceedings document the First Joint Symposium on Dry SO2 and Simultaneous SO2/NOx Control Technologies, held November 13-16, 1984, in San Diego, CA. The symposium, sponsored jointly by EPRI and EPA, was the first meeting of its kind devoted solely to the discussion of emissions control processes based on dry injection of calcium or sodium sorbents to meet SO2 and NOx regulations for coal-fired power plants. Processes that were discussed included: direct furnace injection of calcium-based sorbents, sorbent injection combined with low-NOx burners for simultaneous SO2/NOx control, and post-furnace injection of calcium and sodium sorbents. The symposium provided a timely forum for the exchange of data and information on the current status and plans for these emerging technologies. The presented papers began with a keynote address on acid rain strategies and control technology implications, followed by overviews of EPRI, EPA, and Canadian programs and the utility perspective for dry control technologies. Other papers focused on the latest advances in fundamental research and process design, power plant integration and economics, field applications, and full-scale testing. In addition to the U.S. and Canada, attendees represented West Germany, France, The Netherlands, Austria, and Japan.