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This essential handbook and ready reference offers a detailed overview of the existing and currently researched technologies available for the control of mercury in coal–derived gas streams and that are viable for meeting the strict standards set by environmental protection agencies.
Written by an internationally acclaimed author team from government agencies, academia and industry, it details US, EU, Asia–Pacific and other international perspectives, regulations and guidelines.
Written by an internationally acclaimed author team from government agencies, academia and industry, it details US, EU, Asia–Pacific and other international perspectives, regulations and guidelines.
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Preface
INTRODUCTION
FATE OF MERCURY IN THE ENVIRONMENT
REGULATIONS
US Regulations
International Regulations and Trends
TRACE ELEMENTS IN COAL
MERCURY MEASUREMENT IN COAL GAS
Continuous Emission Monitors
Batch Methods: Impingers and Sorbent Traps
MERCURY CHEMISTRY IN COAL UTILIZATION SYSTEMS AND AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DEVICES
Combustion Systems
Gasification Systems
Cement Kilns
RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE US
USDOE Program
EPA Research Program
EPRI Program
MERCURY CONTROL PROCESSES USING EXISTING TECHNOLOGY
Scrubbers
Fuel and Flue Gas Additives
Catalysts for the Oxidation of Mercury
Combustion Modification
MERCURY CONTROL PROCESSES USING SORBENTS
Introduction to Carbon Sorbents for Pollution Control
Sorbent Manufacture and Characterization
Activated Carbon Injection
Halogenated Carbons
Concrete–Compatible Activated Carbons
Non–Carbon Sorbents
Sorbents for Gasification Process
FATE OF MERCURY IN COAL COMBUSTION RESIDUES
MODELING OF MERCURY CHEMISTRY IN AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DEVICES
Mercury–Carbon Surface Chemistry
Fundamental Models
System–Level Models
FURTHER READING
INTRODUCTION
FATE OF MERCURY IN THE ENVIRONMENT
REGULATIONS
US Regulations
International Regulations and Trends
TRACE ELEMENTS IN COAL
MERCURY MEASUREMENT IN COAL GAS
Continuous Emission Monitors
Batch Methods: Impingers and Sorbent Traps
MERCURY CHEMISTRY IN COAL UTILIZATION SYSTEMS AND AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DEVICES
Combustion Systems
Gasification Systems
Cement Kilns
RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE US
USDOE Program
EPA Research Program
EPRI Program
MERCURY CONTROL PROCESSES USING EXISTING TECHNOLOGY
Scrubbers
Fuel and Flue Gas Additives
Catalysts for the Oxidation of Mercury
Combustion Modification
MERCURY CONTROL PROCESSES USING SORBENTS
Introduction to Carbon Sorbents for Pollution Control
Sorbent Manufacture and Characterization
Activated Carbon Injection
Halogenated Carbons
Concrete–Compatible Activated Carbons
Non–Carbon Sorbents
Sorbents for Gasification Process
FATE OF MERCURY IN COAL COMBUSTION RESIDUES
MODELING OF MERCURY CHEMISTRY IN AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DEVICES
Mercury–Carbon Surface Chemistry
Fundamental Models
System–Level Models
FURTHER READING
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Evan J. Granite
Henry W. Pennline
Constance Senior
Henry W. Pennline
Constance Senior
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