Mercury Controls

Technologies

 

Mercury Control Technology Information

 

Air pollution control vendors have reported booking new contracts for equipment for more than a dozen power plants, with engineering companies reporting new contracts on several facilities to develop design specifications for procurement of mercury control technology.  The contracts for commercial systems are attributed to federal and state regulations, including new source permit requirements and consent decrees, which specify very high levels of mercury capture.

A number of different technology approaches have been developed and tested for full scale applications including controls that specifically target mercury as well as those that enhance the removal of mercury from currently installed controls (FGD, SCR, etc).  Some of the categories of mercury controls that have been developed include sorbent injection, catalytic oxidation, and multi-pollutant controls.  For more information, scroll down to view published papers and presentations by industry experts on mercury control options

 

 

 

 

 


ICAC Mercury Control Fact Sheets:

 

Updated Commercial Hg Control Technology Bookings (June 2010) (pdf)

 

 

 

ICAC Comments to EPA & U.S. Senate


Technical Papers & Presentations

Technology Overview


Field Experience


Combustion Control


Catalytic Oxidation

 


Sorbents


Multi-Pollutant Applications


Measurement/Monitoring

 

 



 

 
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