Selective Catalytic Reduction System definition

Selective Catalytic Reduction System or “SCR” means a pollution control device that employs selective catalytic reduction technology for the reduction of NOx emissions.
Selective Catalytic Reduction System or “SCR” means an air pollution control device for reducing NOx emissions in which ammonia (NH3) is added to the flue gas stream and then passed through layers of a catalyst material. The ammonia and NOx in the flue gas stream react on the surface of the catalyst, forming nitrogen (N2) and water vapor.
Selective Catalytic Reduction System or “SCR” shall mean a pollution control system that employs anhydrous, aqueous ammonia or urea reagent injection and a catalyst to speed the reaction of the reagent with NOx and to drive the reaction to greater completion, for the purpose of reducing NOx emissions.

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  • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, “Last Acts Campaign,” $43,362 (Principal Investigator) 1999-00 Stanford Center for Biomedical Ethics Filmmaker-in-Residence Program.

  • Currently, Section 285 of the Patent Act does not grant any party a special status.

  • The source is described as follows: S-1 Combustion Gas Turbine with Water Injection, General Electric LM6000 PC Sprint, natural gas fired, 49.6 MW net simple-cycle, 500 MMBtu/hr maximum heat input rating; abated by A-1 Oxidation Catalyst, and A-2 Selective Catalytic Reduction System.

  • S-44 Heat Recovery Steam Generator #2, 395 MM Btu per hour, abated by A-13 Selective Catalytic Reduction System and A-14 CO Catalyst System.

  • The Pittsburg District Energy Facility will consist of the following permitted equipment: S-1 Combustion Gas Turbine #1, General Electric Frame 7FA Model PG 7231 or equivalent; 1,929 MM BTU per hour, equipped with dry low-NOx Combustors, abated by A-1 Selective Catalytic Reduction System and A-2 Oxidation Catalyst S-2 Heat Recovery Steam Generator #1, equipped with dry low-NOx Duct Burners, 83 MM BTU per hour, abated by A-1 Selective Catalytic Reduction System and A-2 Oxidation Catalyst.

  • For larger furnaces with air preheat systems and balanced draft designs incorporating an SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) System can be used to reduce NOX well below guidelines set for these designs (0.1 lb/million BTU heat rebase for gas or 0.12 lb/million BTU heat release for liquid fuels.

  • The NOx SIP Call, CAIR, and HAA NOx budgets for EGUs in Maryland are summarized in Table 4-3.Figure 4-1 Coal-Fired Units in Maryland Affected by HAA Table 4-2 Summary of Control Equipment Installed in Maryland to Comply with HAA ESP: Electrostatic Precipitator; H-ESP: Hot-side ESP;FF: Fabric Filter;SNCR: Selective Non-Catalytic Reduction System; SACR: Selective Auto-Catalytic Reduction System; LNB: Low NOx Burners;SCR: Selective Catalytic Reduction System; SOFA: Separated Over-Fire Air.

  • S-4 Combustion Turbine Generator #4, GE LM6000 PC Sprint, Natural Gas Fired, 50 MW (nominal), 481 MMBtu/hr (HHV) maximum rated capacity; abated by A-7 Oxidation Catalyst, and A-8 Selective Catalytic Reduction System (SCR).

  • S-3 Combustion Gas Turbine #2, General Electric Frame 7FA Model PG 7231 or equivalent; 1,929 MM BTU per hour, equipped with dry low-NOx Combustors, abated by A-3 Selective Catalytic Reduction System and A-4 Oxidation Catalyst S-4 Heat Recovery Steam Generator #2, equipped with dry low-NOx Duct Burners, 83 MM BTU per hour, abated by A-3 Selective Catalytic Reduction System and A-4 Oxidation Catalyst.

  • The most efficient of these technologies is the Selective Catalytic Reduction System (SCR), which uses the reducing agent ARLA32 in its operation and presents an efficiency between 80% and 90% in the reduction of pollutants according Guan et al.


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Selective Catalytic Reduction System or “SCR” means all hardware, components, parts, sensors, sub-assemblies, software, AECDs, calibrations, and other elements of design that collectively constitute the system for controlling NOx emissions through catalytic reduction using an ammonia-based diesel exhaust fluid (“DEF”) as the reducing agent, including without limitation all hardware, components, parts, sensors, subassemblies, software, AECDs, calibrations, and other Elements of Design relating to (1) the DEF storage tank; (2) the DEF injectors, (3) the dosing control unit, and (4) the SCR catalysts assembly;
Selective Catalytic Reduction System or “SCR” means all hardware, components, parts, sensors, subassemblies, software, AECDs, Calibrations, and other Elements of Design that collectively constitute the system for controlling NOx emissions through catalytic reduction using an ammonia-based diesel exhaust fluid (“DEF”) as the reducing agent, including without limitation all hardware, components, parts, sensors, subassemblies, software, AECDs, Calibrations, and other Elements of Design relating to
Selective Catalytic Reduction System or “SCR” means all hardware, components, parts, sensors, sub-assemblies, software, AECDs, calibrations, and other elements of design that
Selective Catalytic Reduction System or “SCR” or “SCR System” means all hardware, components, parts, sensors, sub-assemblies, software, AECDs, calibrations, and other elements of design that collectively constitute the system for controlling NOx emissions through catalytic reduction using an ammonia or urea-based diesel exhaust fluid (“DEF”) as the reducing agent, including without limitation all hardware, components, parts, sensors, subassemblies, software, AECDs, calibrations, and other Emission-related Elements of Design that collectively constitute the system for implementing this emissions control strategy including but not limited to: (1) the DEF storage tank; (2) the DEF injectors, (3) the dosing control unit, and (4) the SCR catalysts assembly.
Selective Catalytic Reduction System or “SCR System” means all hardware,

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