General Electric Company

General Electric Technology Gmbh

Dow Global Technolgoies LLC

Alstom Technology Limited

Ohio University

Frederic Vitse

Jonathan W Leister

Barath Baburao

Dan Hancu

Benjamin Hale Winkler

Stephen A Bedell

Jonathan Lloyd Male

Craig Norman Schubert

Teresa Grocela Rocha

Carl Edberg

Alison Liana Palmatier

John Dewey Blouch

Steven Unker

Ke Liu

Daniel George Norton

Norberto Silvi

Hua Wang

Gerardine G Botte

Benjamin Rue Wood

Gregg Anthony Deluga

Ross E Dugas

Nareshkumar B Handagama

Rachel Ladue

Michael Sapanaro

Matt Cooper

Rameshwar Shamrao Hiwale

Benjamin Roe Wood

Joseph Krawiec

Jonathan William Leister

Johnathan W Leister

Geert Versteeg

A system and method of controlling corrosion of a heat exchanger, having a hot gas inlet and outlet and a cold side inlet and outlet. The method includes determining a temperature of the heat exchanger at a first selected location, controlling a temperature of a corrosion sensing device to a first selected temperature based on the temperature of the surface of the heat exchanger and determining a corrosion rate associated with the heat exchanger surface at the first selected location for the first selected temperature. The method also includes comparing the corrosion rate to an expected corrosion rate, determining a cold side fluid inlet temperature target for the heat exchanger based at least in part on the comparing, the determined corrosion; and controlling a cold side fluid inlet temperature based at least in part on the determined inlet temperature target, determined corrosion rate, and expected corrosion rate.

System and method for heat exchanger control based on real-time corrosion monitoring

A steam generating system includes a nozzle assembly for pulverized coal and air, the coal nozzle assembly comprises an inner housing () for conveying primary air and coal and an outer housing () for conveying secondary air to an exit face () of a nozzle tip (), wherein the outer housing () and the inner housing () are arranged coaxially and limit a channel () for the secondary air, wherein the cross-sectional area (A) of the inner housing () increases towards the exit face () of the nozzle tip (), wherein the cross-sectional area (A) of the outer housing () decreases towards the exit face (), and wherein bars () are located in the inner housing () near the exit face () that accelerate the velocity of the primary air and coal particles.

Coal nozzle assembly for a steam generation apparatus

A method for reducing the emission of contaminants by a furnace is provided. The method includes forming a bed from a stream of fuel within the furnace; fluidizing the bed with flue gas from the furnace; and heating the fuel within the bed so as to generate char, ash and contaminants. The method further includes capturing the contaminants via the ash.

Hybrid boiler-dryer and method

A method of operating a furnace having a firing system is disclosed. The method includes providing a solid fuel to a sieve; separating the fuel into a portion and a second portion; providing a first portion of a flue gas to a first fuel dryer comprising a first duct; providing the first portion of fuel to the first duct, and drying the first portion of fuel therein; conveying the first portion of fuel through the first duct to the furnace; burning the first portion of fuel with firing system; conveying the second portion of fuel and a second portion of the flue gas to a second fuel dryer in a lower portion of the furnace, providing the second portion of fuel to a mill; pulverizing the second portion of fuel with the mill; conveying the second portion of fuel to the furnace; and burning the second portion of fuel.

A system for removing SOfrom a flue gas is provided. The system includes a conduit and an injector. The conduit is operative to define a flow path of the flue gas. The injector is operative to inject at least one gaseous state alkali-containing species into the conduit at an injection point. The temperature of the flue gas at the injection point is above the condensation temperature of sulfuric acid.

System and method for removing sulfur trioxide from a flue gas

A system for the removal of heat stable amine salts from an amine absorbent used in a carbon dioxide (CO) capture process.

System for the removal of heat stable amine salts from an amine absorbent

An apparatus removes acidic gases from a gas stream. The apparatus remove acid gas from a gas stream in a manner that generates a product gas stream at a higher temperature while consuming less energy than the existing technology. The apparatus enables the positive gas temperature differential to be maintained by manipulating the absorber column operating conditions and/or the solvent chemistry to increase the amount of absorption and reaction in the absorber.

Apparatus for removing an acid gas from a gas stream

A process and an apparatus are described, which remove acid gas from a gas stream in a manner that generates a product gas stream at a higher temperature while consuming less energy than the existing technology. The process requires maintaining a positive product gas temperature differential. The apparatus enables the positive gas temperature differential to be maintained by manipulating the absorber column operating conditions and/or the solvent chemistry to increase the amount of absorption and reaction in the absorber.

Method for reducing regeneration energy

The present application relates to a system for removal of gaseous contaminants from a gas stream. The system includes an absorber for contacting the gas stream with a wash solution to form a used wash stream, a regenerator for regenerating the used wash solution, a reboiler and at least two heat exchangers in fluid communication with the absorber, regenerator and reboiler.

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A method and system for removing gaseous contaminants from a gas stream by contacting the gas stream with a wash solution and regenerating the wash solution in a regeneration system for future use in removing gaseous contaminants from the gas stream.

Method and system for removal of gaseous contaminants

The present application relates to systems and processes for removal of gaseous contaminants from gas streams. In particular, the application relates to a process for removal of gaseous contaminants from a gas stream comprising

A structural low carbon steel in combination with and in contact with an aqueous MDEA solvent that includes as an amine-based chemical additive. When mixed with MDEA solvent to form a MDEA solution, the MDEA-based solution in contact with carbon steel reduces the corrosion rate of low carbon structural carbon steels having a carbon content greater than about 0.18% by weight is significantly reduced when the concentrations of CO, Oand heat stable salts (HSS) are controlled below critical amounts. The MDEA solution, when controlling the concentrations of CO, Oand HSS below critical amounts, suppresses the corrosion of carbon steel having a carbon content greater than about 0.18%. A smooth surface finish further suppresses the corrosion of the low carbon structural steel. When the CO, Oand HSS are maintained below critical values, a low carbon structural steel having a micropolished surface finish displayed improved corrosion resistance.

Reduced carbon steel corrosion in CO2-O2 amine environment

A system is provided for supplying reductants to an emission treatment unit. The system comprises a fuel tank adapted to directly or indirectly supply a first premixed fuel stream and a second premixed fuel stream, wherein each fuel stream comprises a primary fuel component and an oxygenate reductant component. An engine is in fluid communication with the fuel tank, wherein the engine is configured to receive the first premixed fuel stream and create an exhaust stream. The system further includes an emission treatment unit to treat the exhaust stream. A separation unit is configured to receive the second premixed fuel stream, separate the second premixed fuel stream into a first fraction stream and a second fraction stream, and supply the first fraction stream to the emission treatment unit, wherein the first fraction stream comprises a higher concentration of the oxygenate reductant component than the second fraction stream.

System and method for supplying oxygenate reductants to an emission treatment system

A method is provided for operating a diesel engine with reduced emissions. The method comprises combusting a first biodiesel blend fuel in a diesel engine resulting in the production of diesel exhaust gases containing NOx. The diesel exhaust gases are admixed with a second biodiesel blend fuel, and the second biodiesel blend fuel is hydrolyzed to form reducing agents. The diesel exhaust gases containing NOx are passed through an NOx-reducing catalyst to reduce the NOx through a selective catalytic reduction reaction with the reducing agents. The invention further provides a method for operating a diesel engine with reduced emissions, comprising combusting a first biodiesel blend fuel in a diesel engine resulting in the production of diesel exhaust gases containing NOx. A second biodiesel blend fuel is converted in a fuel processor thereby forming reducing agents, and the diesel exhaust gases are admixed with the reducing agents. The diesel exhaust gases containing NOx are passed through an NOx-reducing catalyst to reduce the NOx through a selective catalytic reduction reaction with the reducing agents.

Methods for reducing emissions from diesel engines

A method comprises injecting a reductant stream comprising a hydrocarbon reductant and water into an exhaust chamber comprising a nitrogen oxide-containing exhaust stream; contacting a composition comprising the reductant stream and exhaust stream with a catalyst; and decreasing a concentration of the nitrogen oxide in the composition comprising the reductant stream and exhaust stream. An exhaust stream treatment system, comprises an exhaust chamber comprising a catalyst; an exhaust stream comprising a nitrogen oxide; and a reductant stream comprising a hydrocarbon reductant and water.

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Knoxville, TN, United States of America

Frederic Vitse