Advanced Mercury Control Technology Commissioning and Demonstration
February 4, 2016
![Dr. Nick Lentz](https://d1io3yog0oux5.cloudfront.net/midwestemissions/files/images/Nick+Lentz.png)
As Dr. Nicholas Lentz, Field Technical Manager, explained during his presentation at the 2016 Energy, Utility, and Environment Conference (EUEC) in San Diego, California, recent test results have shown Mercury and Air Toxic Standards (MATS) compliance with injection rates below 1.0 lb/Macf. The ME2C technology is designed to capture the majority of the mercury upstream of the scrubber, which significantly decreases the probability of reemission, especially in plants with cyclic load due to the current generation environment and load dispatching.
For more information on technology commissioning and recent demonstrations, please contact Dr. Lentz at nlentz@midwestemissions.com.
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