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CCA TO LAUNCH NEW TRIM-NOX UREA INJECTION SYSTEM AT POWER-GEN CONFERENCE IN LAS VEGAS IN DECEMBER. TARGETS DIESEL ENGINES SIZED FROM 150kW TO 3000kW |
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MONROE, CONNECTICUT, Nov. 30 -/E-Wire/-- November xx, 2009-Combustion Components Associates, Inc (CCA) announced today the scheduled launch of its new TRIM-NOX ™ Series of selective catalytic reduction (SCR) urea injection systems for diesel engines. Designed to reduce NOx emissions from stationary engines in the 150kW-3000kW size range, the TRIM-NOX LT Series is targeted at SCR applications on smaller engines in the 150kW-600kW output range while the XL Series is targeted at the larger 750kW to 3,000kW engine size range.
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Both the LT and XL Series use a PLC based controller with a touch screen display panel to allow for precise control of CCA's patented airless urea injector for maximum NOx reduction and minimum reagent consumption. The LT injection system is scaled down in features to make it price competitive in the small engine market while the XL series offers additional features and options such as data logging, reagent flow meters, remote communications capabilities, closed loop control and additional operator displays on system status for larger prime power or standby engines.
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CCA will display both of the TRIM-NOX injection systems at the annual Power-Gen conference in Las Vegas on December 8-10 at its booth number C3-1078. On display will be a complete TRIM-NOX SCR system including injector, control panel, mixing duct and an SCR catalyst adapted by CCA from a commercial on-highway truck SCR system. The system will be integrated and displayed on the roof of a new CAT XQ175 engine/generator set rated at 175kW. Recent testing by CCA of the TRIM-NOx SCR system on a Tier 1 certified CAT 185kW engine/generator demonstrated NOx reductions of up to 95%; with NOx emissions reduced to 0.3 gr/hp-hr.
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A TRIM-NOX XL injection system for larger engines will also be displayed and run at Power-Gen in a demonstration mode to showcase the ultra fine atomization achieved with CCA's patented single fluid injector. The XL injection system was recently introduced to the market by CCA and is in commercial operation on a number of diesel fuel and natural gas fired engines in the 1500kW to 2500kW range.
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Also on display at Power-Gen will be a new demonstration skid developed by CCA to demonstrate the injection of urea solutions into boilers for the selective non-catalytic reduction of NOx (SNCR). SNCR can typically provide NOx reduction of 30-50% on its own, and up to 80% reduction when combined with low NOx burners, Over Fire Air (OFA) or downsized SCR catalysts. This layered approach to emission reduction allows end users flexibility in emission control while minimizing capital investment. The new CCA demonstration skid will provide boiler operators with a low cost way to evaluate the SNCR technology in their plants and confirm performance under actual boiler operating conditions up to 600 MW in size.
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About CCA:
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CCA is a leading, privately held, combustion and environmental technology company providing utility and industrial customers with engineered solutions for fuel efficiency, emissions reduction and fuel flexibility in boilers, process heaters and internal combustion engines. The Company's broad suite of technologies includes low NOx burners, SNCR, SCR, and combustion modifications such as over fire air (OFA) and flue gas recirculation (FGR). These product offerings are complemented by strong in-house capabilities in Computational Fluid Dynamic modeling, a laser based spray lab for injector development, a diesel engine test facility and mobile emissions testing laboratories for boiler tuning and performance testing. The company has experience on over 300 boilers and more than 200 diesel engines. Corporate headquarters are in Monroe, CT with a manufacturing facility in Bonifay, FL.
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For more information visit the Company's web site at www.cca-inc.net. CCA provides its patented diesel SCR injection system under licenses from Clean Diesel Technologies, Inc. and Tenneco, Inc.
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Product and Press Inquiries related to CCA's diesel emission control technologies should be directed to: Jim Valentine; valentine@cca-inc.net (203-268-3139 x111).
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Product and Press Inquiries related to CCA's combustion, burner and boiler related emission control technologies should be directed to: Ed Schindler; eschindler@cca-inc.net (203-268-3139 x117).
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