Posts Tagged ‘CEMS’
The Associated Press: EPA’s Relaxed Emissions Rule Struck Down
Everyone in the CEMS business has been waiting to see how this goes and now we know. A federal court has struck down the EPA’s cap and trade regulation for Mercury. The Associated Press: EPA’s Relaxed Emissions Rule Struck Down. This means that the EPA will have to go back and revise their mercury regulations.…
Read MoreMajor CEMS upgrade mostly completed
We have recently completed upgrading two NOx/SOx CEMS systems at St Johns River Power Park in Jacksonville, FL. This project was started during the summer of 2006 when I started a series of meetings with the plant staff to review their existing systems piece by piece and ultimately developed a very detailed specification for the…
Read MoreEUEC DVD’s
I met Troy Sonnier of Milivox while at the EUEC. His company digitally recorded all of the presentations given at the conference. His people had video cameras and laptops and were directly connected to the presentation computer so that they could directly record the PowerPoint presentation with the presenter audio. The camera captured the presenter…
Read MoreEUEC Wrapup
I’m a little overwhelmed as I look through my 26 pages of notes that I have taken during this conference. I still have a lot to digest and a few new things to research. Overall, here are my impressions regarding Mercury Measurement. Time is wasting and the vendors are still working hard to improve their equipment.…
Read MoreEUEC – Start of day 2
We are just starting the second day of the EUEC. Yesterday offered a gem or two during the Mercury sessions. Dieter Kita of Thermo Fisher gave an update on their systems. For the most part he covered things that I already knew. There were a few new items. The first is that they are using…
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