Reivew of NOx Control Technologies Potentially Feasible for Installation on Large211 Utility Boilers in Maryland

摘要

Under its NOx Budget regulations (COMAR 26.11.27 and 26.11.28), the Maryland211u001eDepartment of the Environment (MDE) must ensure that the State obtained a 65% 211u001ereduction in nitrogen oxides (NOx) emissions from target sources during the ozone 211u001eseason (May-October) relative to 1990 baseline NOx emissions. MDE is proposing to 211u001erevise its NOx Budget regulations to delay the target compliance date for 211u001eaffected sources from 1 May 1999 to 1 May 2000. In this study, the Maryland Power 211u001ePlant Research Program (PPRP) evaluated feasible options to control NOx emissions 211u001efrom large utility boilers in Maryland. The primary goal of this assessment was