INDUSTRIAL EMISSIONS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY IV CONFERENCE July 31 to August 3, 2006

TECHNICAL SEMINAR - SELECTED PAPERS

1.   Conference Summary

Carl R. Bozzuto, Alstom Power, Inc.

A.	MINI WORKSHOPS
	A.1.	Clean Air Act Fundamentals and Compliance 201
			Frederick P. Fendt, Rohm and Haas Company - Moderator
	A.1.a.	The Health Reasons for the Clean Air Act and Need for Action
			Ronald Lutwen, Orbital Technology Solutions
	A.1.b.	An Overview of the Act and A Simple Discussion of the Industrial Issues
			Maxine D. Dewbury, The Procter & Gamble Company
	A.1.c.	An Overview of the Compliance Requirements
			Jason Swofford, Trinity Consultants, Inc.
	A.1.d.	A Discussion of Compliance Pitfalls
			Vincent M. Albanese, Fuel Tech, Inc.
	A.2.	Coal Sampling and Analysis - 101
			Charles D. (Chuck) Renner, SGS Minerals Services

B.	FUNDAMENTALS SESSION
	B.1.	The Science of Particle Capture
			Bradley S. Rogers, GE Environmental Services Robert W. Taylor, GE Energy
	B.2.	The Science of NOx Control
			Joe Comparato, Fuel Tech, Inc.

C.	FORUMS
	C.1.	Informal Owners’ Only Forum
	C.2.	Informal Equipment Suppliers, Engineering and Environmental Service Consultants’ Only Forum

D.	Environmental Rules, Regulations & Implementation in the Industrial Sector
	D.1.	Industrial Boiler Rules
			James A. Eddinger, US EPA OAQPS
	D.2.	A Summary of OTC Attainment Issues Status of Control Measures
			Christopher Recchia, Ozone Transport Commission (OTC)
	D.3.	The Industrial Perspective
			Ann McIver, Citizens Thermal Energy

E.	PARTICULATE & MULTI-EMISSIONS CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES FOR HCl, SO2 AND Hg COMPLICANCE OR ADVANTAGE
	E.1.	ElectroCore Multi-Pollutant Control Program Update & Pilot Test Results
			Lewis G. Hinman, UTC/Pratt& Whitney and Forney Corp.
	E.2.	RSCR Industrial NOx Reduction
			Richard Abrams, Babcock Power Environmental Inc.
	E.3.	CataStak Low Temperature SCR System for Gas Fired Industrial Package Boilers
			Larry K. Day, Nationwide Boiler Incorporated Robert Remkes, CRI Catalyst Company
	E.4.	Haldor Topsoe SNOX Technology
			Patrick Polk, Haldor Topsoe, Inc.
	E.5.	Cloud Chamber Scrubbers
			Kevin D. Moss, Tri-Mer Corporation
	E.6.	Zero Cost Emissions Management
			Kevin Snape, The Lubrizol Corporation
	E.7.	Mobotec System
			Jay Crilley, Mobotec USA Inc.
	E.8.	MinPlus - Non Carbon Based Mercury Reducing Sorbert
			Dr. Joep Biermann, MinPlus
	E.9.	MagMill - Emissions Reduction with Existing Pulverizers
			Dr. Robin R. Oder, EXPORTech Company Inc.

F.	NOx Emission Control Technology
	F.1.	Annual ABMA Gas & Oil Fired Burner Manufacturers Panel
			Randy Rawson, ABMA - Moderator
	F.1.a.	NOx Control on Opportunity Fuels
			Daniel Willems, Cleaver Brooks, Inc
	F.1.b.	Opportunity Fuels for Industrial Combustion
			Vijay Mandayam, Coen Company, Inc.
	F.1.c.	Considerations for Minimizing Emissions
			William Testa, John Zink Company, LLC/Todd Combustion
	F.1.d.	Auxiliary Burners for Boilers
			Ray Medina, Hamworthy Peabody Combustion

G.	INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL & INSTITUTIONAL CASE STUDIES IN BOILER MACT COMPLIANCE
	G.1.	DuPont Washington Works Boiler MACT Compliance Approach
			John C. deRuyter, E.I. DuPont de Nemours & Company
	G.2.	Purdue University’s Wade Utility - Boiler MACT Case Study
			Robin M. Ridgway, Purdue University
	G.3.	Ohio University Case Study - MACT Compliance "Fluesorbent Injection"
			Mick Harris, Ohio University

H.	EFFICIENCY & COMBUSTION OPTIMIZATION
	H.1.	Maximizing Combustion Efficiency and Minimizing Emissions
			Jeff Mais, Benz Air Engineering, Co., Inc.
	H.2.	Advanced Controls Aid Emissions Control
			Randall W. Morrison, Automation Applications Inc, LLC

I.	CONTINUOUS EMISSIONS MONITORING & COMPLIANCE
	I.1.	Continuous Emissions Monitoring Panel
			Robert Davis, Scott Specialty Gases, Inc. - Moderator
	I.1.a.	Purposes of Emissions Monitoring
			J. David Vojtko, Horiba Instruments, Inc.
	I.1.b.	What Are the Total Costs for Boiler MACT Stack Testing?
			Mike Cybulski, METCO Environmental
	I.2.c.	Better Understanding of Stack Testing Precision
			Daniel Todd, Air Quality Services, LLC
	I.2.d.	CEMS for Boiler MACT Rule
			Bill Worthington, Sick Maihak, Inc.
	I.2.e.	What is a CEMS?
			Seth Morrell, Altech Environment USA

STOKER FIRED BOILER WORKSHOP

TECHNICAL SEMINAR - SELECTED PAPERS

1.   Workshop Summary

Carl R. Bozzuto, Alstom Power, Inc.

J.	WORKSHOP SUMMARY
	J.1.	Alternative Fuels
			William B. McPherson, DTE Energy Services
	J.2.	Considerations for Co-firing Alternative Fuels
			Bob Morrow, Detroit Stoker Company
	J.3.	Advanced Coal Gasification Retrofit for Stoker Boilers for Reduced Operating Costs and Environmental Emissions
			Keith Moore, Phenix Limited, LLC
	J.4.	Alternate Fuels for Today
			Neil H. Johnson, Detroit Stoker Company (Retired)
	J.5.	Alternate Fuel Firing for Stokers - Slagging and Fouling
			Carl R. Bozzuto, Alstom Power, Inc. (Retired)