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March 2011Page 90Analysis of Emissions from Power Plants and Other Large Combustion Sources13 Installed Control TechnologiesWhat are the installed control technologies by category, state, fuel?Using USEPA 2007 CAMD data files, the attached tables summarize installed controltechnology by category, state and fuel for NOx and SO 2 emissions.
Table 13-1. Capacity percentages by State, fuel and NOx control technology.State Primary Fuel NOx ControlCapacity Percent of State(MMBtu/hr FuelCT Coal Low NOx Burner Technology w/ Separated OFA 4,100 66.2%CT Coal Other 2,090 33.8%CT Diesel Oil 2,620 78.0%CT Diesel Oil Water Injection 741 22.0%CT Other Oil 2,499 100%CT Pipeline Natural Gas 739 3.3%CT Pipeline Natural Gas Dry Low NOx Burners Water Injection 1,560 7.0%CT Pipeline Natural GasDry Low NOx Burners Water Injection SelectiveCatalytic Reduction6,828 30.6%CT Pipeline Natural Gas Low NOx Burner Technology (Dry Bottom only) 275 1.2%CT Pipeline Natural Gas Steam Injection 555 2.5%CT Pipeline Natural Gas Water Injection 1,660 7.4%CT Pipeline Natural Gas Water Injection Selective Catalytic Reduction 10,698 47.9%CT Residual Oil 20,319 73.8%CT Residual Oil Overfire Air 1,295 4.7%CT Residual Oil Selective Non-catalytic Reduction 3,552 12.9%CT Residual Oil Water Injection Selective Non-catalytic Reduction 2,370 8.6%DC Pipeline Natural Gas 1,000 75.4%DC Pipeline Natural Gas Dry Low NOx Burners 326 24.6%DC Residual Oil 6,460 100%DE Coal Low NOx Burner Technology w/ Overfire Air 2,676 21.1%DE CoalLow NOx Burner Technology w/ Overfire Air SelectiveNon-catalytic Reduction6,995 55.3%DE Coal Low NOx Burner Technology w/ Separated OFA 1,867 14.8%DE Coal Selective Non-catalytic Reduction 1,117 8.8%DE Diesel Oil 1,946 25.1%DE Diesel Oil Water Injection 547 7.1%DE Diesel OilWater Injection Overfire Air Selective CatalyticReduction5,253 67.8%DE Other Gas Other Steam Injection 2,186 100%DE Pipeline Natural Gas Water Injection 1,000 14.8%Analysis of Emissions from Power Plants and Other Large Combustion Sources March, 2011Page 91
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