List of Poster Presentations
POLICY, REGULATIONS, AND HEALTH ISSUES
“Mercury Toxicity: Learning from Experience of Exposure in the Chlor-Alkali
Industry,” Jon Efskind, MD, MSc, Chief Medical Officer, Borregaard Industries
Ltd., Sarpsborg, Norway
CO2 CAPTURE AND SEPARATION
“Catalytic CO2 Recycle (CCRTM) Process,” John Ralston, Director, Recycle
CO2 (RCO2) Inc., Kingsport, Tennessee; with E. Fareid, RCO2 AS, Langesund, Norway
“Aqueous-Froth Wet Scrubber for Capture and Long-Term Sequestration of Carbon Dioxide,” Jeff
Reiss, Chief Executive Officer, with R. Pelegrin, Peletex, Inc., Kahului, Hawaii; and
M. LeClair, NanoSpire, Inc., Buxton, Maine
“Evaluation of Wet FGD Technologies to Meet Requirements for Post CO2 Removal
of Flue Gas Streams; Part 2,” Kevin Smith, Technical Manager, Carmeuse Lime & Stone,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; with S. Crévecoeur, Carmeuse Coordination Center,
Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium; and P. Hanzel, Carmeuse Central Europe, Mokra, Czech Republic
MERCURY AND TRACE SUBSTANCES MEASUREMENT
“Expanded Uncertainty Model for the Determination of Total Gaseous Mercury in Ambient
Air Using Amalgamation Coupled to Atomic Fluorescence Spectrometry,” Warren Corns,
Research and Development Manager, with P. Stockwell, P S Analytical Ltd., Orpington,
Kent, United Kingdom; and R. Brown and A. Brown, National Physical Laboratory,
Middlesex, United Kingdom
“SI Traceability of Mercury Calibrations,” Warren Corns, Research and Development
Manager, with P. Stockwell and M. Dexter, P S Analytical Ltd., Orpington, Kent,
United Kingdom; A. Brown and R. Brown, National Physical Laboratory, Middlesex,
United Kingdom; and R. Dumarey, Arcelor Mittal Gent, Gent, Belgium
“Traceability of Mercury Measurements, “ Stephen Long, Leader, Isotopic Methods Team,
with G. Mitchell, L. Francini, and W. Dorko, National Institute of Standards and
Technology, Gaithersburg, Maryland
“Certification of Mercury Monitoring Systems at Low Levels Using EPA Method 30B,”
Timothy Rodak, Senior Project Manager, with J. Wright and V. Schmid, Clean Air
Engineering, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
“Direct Measurement of Mercury in Simulated Flue Gas,” Jennifer Wilcox, Assistant
Professor, with B. Padak, Department of Energy Resources Engineering, Stanford
University, Stanford, California
MERCURY AND TRACE SUBSTANCES CONTROL
“Southern Company Services’ Mercury Research Center,” Wallis Harrison President,
Particulate Control Technologies, Inc., Helena, Alabama; and Scott Hinton,
President, W. S. Hinton and Associates, Gulf Breeze, Florida
“Development of Novel Metal Catalysts for Mercury Retention in Coal-Fired Power
Utilities,” Mark Kennedy, Faculty of Engineering, with A. Vazquez, A. López-Antón,
M. Maroto-Valer, and C. Snape, Fuels and Power Technology Research Division,
University of Nottingham, Nottingham, United Kingdom
“Oxidation and Reduction of Mercury on Commercial SCR–DeNOx Catalysts,” Heinz Köser,
Professor, Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg, Halle/Saale, Germany, with
R. Stolle, E.ON Power, Germany; H. Gutberlet, E.ON Engineering, Germany; K. Zeng,
University of Halle, Germany; and L. Lazar, Gheorghe Asachi Technical University-Iasi, Romania
“The Effect of Carbon Characteristics on Mercury Sorbent Performance in Different
Plant Situations,” Ronald Landreth, Site Manager, with S. Nelson, Jr., and
D. Lipscomb, Albemarle Sorbent Technologies, Twinsburg, Ohio
“LÜHR Gas Cleaning Systems for Mercury Control with Optimized Activated Carbon Reuse
Performance Results from Coal & Biomass Boiler, MSW, & Iron Foundry,” Anne Minga,
Environmental Engineer, Kuttner LLC, Port Washington, Wisconsin; with R. Margraf,
Lühr Filter GmbH, Stadthagan, Germany
“Computer Simulation of Impregnated Carbon Adsorption for Mercury Emission Control in
the U.S. Army Chemical Demilitarization Incinerators,” John Pendergrass, Senior
Engineer, with J. Vavruska, Equinox, Ltd./SAIC, Albuquerque, New Mexico; and T. Baker,
Chemical Materials Agency, Edwood, Maryland
“Unusual, Low-Cost Sorbents for Mercury Removal,” Rabi Sinha, ARKAY Technologies,
Inc., McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania
TRANSFORMATION, PLUME AND ATMOSPHERIC REACTIONS, AND MODELING
“Predicting the Impact of SO3 on Mercury Removal by Carbon Sorbents,”
Balaji Krishnakumar, Senior Computational Analyst, with S. Niksa, Niksa Energy
Associates LLC, Belmont, California
“Wet Deposition of Mercury in the United States and Canada, 1996–2005: Results and
Analysis of the NADP Mercury Deposition Network (MDN),” Eric Prestbo, Chief
Scientist – Research and Development, Tekran Instrument Corporation, Toronto,
Ontario, Canada; with D. Gay, National Atmospheric Deposition Program Office,
Illinois State Water Survey, Champaign, Illinois
SOX, NOX, AND PM CONTROL
“SCR Designed for High Performance and Fuel Flexibility,” Stewart Bible, Fuel Tech,
Inc., Durham, North Carolina; with L. Bradley, Jacksonville Electric Authority,
Jacksonville, Florida; J. Cochran, Ceram Environmental, Inc., Overland Park,
Kansas; and K. Robinson, Black & Veatch Corporation, Cary, North Carolina
“Optimization of Gas Conditioning Design for NOx Control,” Wojciech Kalata,
Research Engineer, with K. Brown and R. Schick, Spraying Systems Co.®, Wheaton, Illinois
“Attainment Status and BACT/LAER: Issues to Consider When Evaluating RBLC Data,”
Kate Graf, Senior Air Quality Engineer, AMEC Geomatrix, Cedars, Pennsylvania
“80% and Greater NOx Reduction Without SCR,” Robert Pickering, with
P. Marx, Fuel Tech Inc., Warrenville, Illinois
“Scrubbers – Advances in Modeling of PM Removal,” Jerzy Warych, Faculty of Chemical and
Process Engineering, with A. Krasinski, Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland
SOX, NOX, AND PM MEASUREMENT
“Milling Actions, Generating Airborne Fibers, Modeling Adopting an Innovative
Comminution-Dust Sampling Architecture,” Giuseppe Bonifazi, Professor of Particles
and Particulate Solids Processing, with S. Serranti, Department of Chemical,
Materials and Environment, Sapienza – University of Rome, Rome, Italy; and
G. Belardi, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Rome, Italy
“Low NOx Fallout: Ammonia in Your Sample System,” Scott Brown, Manager,
Sample Conditioning, Perma Pure LLC, Toms River, New Jersey
“Arsenic Speciation in Atmospheric PM2.5 and PM10 Using Hydride Generation – Atomic
Fluorescence Spectrometry,” Warren Corns, Research and Development Manager, with
P. Stockwell, P S Analytical Ltd., Orpington, Kent, United Kingdom; and V. Oliveira,
J.L. Gomez-Ariza, and D. Sanchez-Rodas, University of Huelva, Huelva, Spain
“In Situ Gas Analysis of SO2 and NO, NO2 and NH3,”
Deborah Padwater, Market Manager, USA, SICK Process Automation, Hamburg, Germany
RELATED TOPICS
“Increase of Energy Efficiency of Plasma-Induced Flue Gas Treatment Processes by Reactor
Construction Modifications,” Andrzej Pawelec, with A. Chmielewski and A. Dobrowolski,
Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology, Warsaw, Poland; and J. Warych, Faculty
of Chemical and Process Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland
(on-site presenter: Jerzy Warych)
“Improved Generator Efficiency Using Enhanced Hydrogen Purity Control Methods,” John
Speranza, Vice President, International Sales, Proton Energy Systems, Wallingford, Connecticut
“Energy Efficiency in Coal Power Generation,” Frank Zeman, Director, Center for
Metropolitan Sustainability, New York Institute of Technology, New York, New York
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