United States
                    Environmental Protection
                    Agency
Air and Energy Engineering
Research Laboratory
Research Triangle Park NC 27711
                    Research and Development
EPA/600/S9-85/022  Aug. 1985
SERA          Project  Summary
                    Proceedings  of the  1982 Joint
                    Symposium  on Stationary
                    Combustion  IMOX  Control

                    Robert E. Hall, Dennis C. Drehmel, and Michael W. McElroy
                     The 1982 Joint Symposium on Sta-
                    tionary Combustion NO, Control was
                    held November 1 through 4 in Dallas,
                    Texas. This was the second symposium
                    on  IMOx control jointly sponsored by
                    EPA and EPRI; the first was held in
                    Denver in 1980. The symposium is a
                    consolidation of EPRI's previous NO*
                    Control Technology  Seminars and
                    EPA's Symposia on Stationary Source
                    Combustion. The objective of the sym-
                    posium is to give attendees the oppor-
                    tunity to exchange information on the
                    latest advances in combustion technol-
                    ogy. Such an exchange of information
                    contributes significantly to the devel-
                    opment of cost-effective and reliable
                    NOx control systems.
                     This Project Summary was developed
                    by EPA's Air and Energy Engineering
                    Research Laboratory, Research  Trian-
                    gle Park, NC, to announce key findings
                    of the research project that is fully doc-
                    umented in two separate reports  of the
                    same title (see Project Report ordering
                    information at back).


                    Proceedings
                     Over 50 papers were presented, begin-
                    ning with an update of NOX regulatory
                    trends; focusing on development of con-
                    trol  technology for coal-fired utility boil-
                    ers, industrial power equipment, and pro-
                    cess heaters; and discussing advances in
                   fundamental combustion research. Speak-
                    ers represented a wide variety of organi-
                   zations including electric utility compan-
ies, manufacturers of utility boilers and
process equipment, research and devel-
opment groups conducting investigations
sponsored by EPRI and EPA, and EPRI and
EPA personnel. Representatives from
Japanese and West German utilities and
boiler  manufacturers provided status
reports of activities in those countries,
lending an international perspective to
NOX control issues.
  CoChairmen of the symposium were
Robert E.  Hall and Dennis C. Drehmel of
EPA, and Michael W. McElroy of EPRI.
Introductory remarks were delivered by
Robert C. Carr, program manager in the
Air Quality  Control  Program of EPRI's
Coal Combustion Systems Division. The
welcoming address was given by Frances
Phillips, Deputy Regional Administrator
for EPA Region 6. The symposium pro-
ceedings  have been published in two
volumes:

  Volume I — Utility Boiler Applications
Session I:
Session II:


Session III:

Session IV:

Session V.

Session VI:
             NO, Emissions Issues

             Manufacturer's Update of
             Commercially Available
             Combustion Technology
             Operational and
             Environmental Issues
             Low-NO, Combustion
             Development
             In-Furnace NO,
             Destruction (Reburning)
             Furnace Limestone
             Injection

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      Volume  II—Flue Gas Treatment, Fun-
                damental Studies, and
                Industrial/Commercial/
                Residential Applications

        Session VII: Flue Gas Treatment
        Session VIII:
        Session IX:
        Session X:
Fundamental Combustion
Studies
Stationary Engines and
Industrial Process
Systems
Small Industrial,
Commercial, and
Residential Systems
P. Hall and D. Drehme/falso the EPA Project Officers, see below) are with Air and
  Energy Engineering Research Laboratory, Research Triangle Park, NC 27711,
  and M.  McElroy is with Electric Power Research Institute, Palo A/to, CA
  94303.
The complete report consists of two volumes entitled "Proceedings of the 1982
  Joint Symposium on Stationary Combustion /VOX Control."
    "Volume I. Utility Boiler Applications," (Order No. PB 85-235 604/AS; Cost
      $40.00, subject to change).
    "Volume II. Flue Gas Treatment,  Fundamental  Studies, and Industrial/
      Commercial/Residential Applications," (Order No. PB 85-235 612/AS;
      Cost $44.50, subject to change).
The above reports will be available only from:
        National Technical Information Service
        5285 Port Royal Road
        Springfield, VA 22161
        Telephone: 703-487-4650
The EPA Project Officers can be contacted at:
        Air and Energy Engineering Research Laboratory
        U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
        Research Triangle Park, NC 27711
United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
                Center for Environmental Research
                Information
                Cincinnati OH 45268
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