Mercury Removal from Flue Gas Streams
Mercury emissions created by coal-fired boilers in power plants are a critical environmental concern.
Calgon Carbon has developed one of the most extensive and advanced lines of activated carbons that are commercially available for use in the control of mercury from coal-fired power plants.
Calgon Carbon has developed one of the most extensive and advanced lines of activated carbons that are commercially available for use in the control of mercury from coal-fired power plants. Having made significant investments in new product development for the utility market and participated in 50 full-scale trials, Calgon Carbon has insights into the factors that drive performance of mercury capture, and which have provided significant value for its customers.
The success of Calgon Carbon’s product development efforts is demonstrated by an extensive line of products with proven and superior performance results. Calgon Carbon’s FLUEPAC® powdered activated carbons include a standard product line, as well as a line of advanced-performance products. Each FLUEPAC product has been validated with multiple full-scale trials.
The use of Calgon Carbon’s advanced-performance products has additional benefits beyond reducing the overall cost of mercury treatment. Additional benefits associated with the lower carbon injection rates are:
Calgon Carbon has been in the business of making activated carbon since the early 1900s and has an extensive knowledge-base in activated carbon principals. Customers have long recognized Calgon Carbon’s products and services for their superior performance and consistently high quality. All FLUEPAC products are manufactured at a facility that is ISO 9001:2008-certified.
For many of the 600 applications where Calgon Carbon’s products are sold, the technical staff has carried out rigorous test programs to develop meaningful product specifications that ensure consistent performance in its customers’ plants. The mercury product line was developed with the same approach. Calgon Carbon’s development team has tested hundreds of different product formulations on both the pilot and full scale to gain a thorough understanding of the carbon properties that influence mercury capture performance in coal-fired power plants. This effort is an on-going commitment to continually refine Calgon Carbon’s product offering to further assist customers with stringent regulatory goals.
Calgon Carbon owns and operates manufacturing facilities in the United States, Europe and Asia to ensure consistent high-quality, reliable supply of activated carbon to customers around the world. With recent capacity expansion at its Catlettsburg, Kentucky plant, the total capacity available in the United States for making FLUEPAC powdered activated carbons can be more than 250 million pounds annually.
For more than 100 years, Calgon Carbon has been providing innovative and value-added treatment solutions to meet the needs of our customers in air, water, and chemical purification. The company has become an industry leader in developing new products that lower mercury treatment costs for electric utilities.
Calgon Carbon is committed to continuing its research and development investments to provide advanced products and services that will better meet the needs of utilities and further drive down the cost of mercury treatment. This commitment to lowering treatment costs does not end with a signed contract, but continues by offering on-site technical support and process optimization studies to customers.
Calgon Carbon is making water and air, safer and cleaner. Visit Calgon Carbon’s website for more information.
Mercury emissions created by coal-fired boilers in power plants are a critical environmental concern.
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10 May 2013Calgon Carbon Corporation (NYSE: CCC) has announced results for the first quarter of 2013, ending March.
9 May 2013Calgon Carbon Corporation has announced it has reached an agreement with Starboard Value LP (Starboard) and its affiliates regarding the composition of the board of directors.
18 March 2013Calgon Carbon Corporation announced results for the fourth quarter and year ended 31 December 2012.
26 February 2013Calgon Carbon Corporation reported that the US International Trade Commission (ITC) has announced that the antidumping order on imports of steam activated carbon imported into the US from China will remain in effect for at least five years.
11 February 2013Calgon Carbon has released a white paper available for download on the Power Technology website.
24 October 2012Calgon Carbon Corporation (NYSE: CCC) announced today that its wholly owned subsidiary, Calgon Carbon Japan (CCJ) has been awarded a contract to supply approximately 5.3 million lbs of activated carbon to BlueScope Steel in Australia for removal of sulfur oxide (SOx) and nitrogen oxide (NOx) from exhaust gases at one of its steel manufacturing facilities. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
10 September 2012Calgon Carbon Corporation (NYSE: CCC) has reported results for the second quarter of 2012, which ended on 30 June.
29 August 2012Calgon Carbon Corporation announced that the company and the city of Scottsdale, Arizona (Scottsdale), have signed a ten-year contract to provide reactivation services for activated carbon used to treat the city's drinking water.
12 July 2012Calgon Carbon Corporation announced this week that its board of directors has appointed Randall S Dearth, 48, as Calgon Carbon Corporation's new president and chief executive officer, effective from 1 August.
5 July 2012Calgon Carbon Corporation announced that the company and the city of Phoenix, Arizona, have signed a ten year contract to provide reactivation services for activated carbon used to treat the city's drinking water.
29 March 2012Calgon Carbon Corporation announced that it has launched an advanced FLUEPAC line of products to control an increasing environmental concern, mercury emissions in the coal-fired electric power generation market.
28 January 2012Calgon Carbon Corporation announced today that it has been awarded four contracts to supply FLU EPAC® activated carbon to control mercury emissions. The contracts range in length from one to five years and are valued at $34.0 million cumulatively.
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