Research on Performance of a Mercury Continuous Emission Monitoring System

Tie Jun Yang; Liang Ke; Wei Huang; Dao Zhu Hua; Chang Jin Pan; Hua Jun Ye

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.341-342.589

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Research on Performance of a Mercury Continuous Emission Monitoring System

Abstract:

The environmental pollution caused by coal-fired mercury emission has received worldwide attention, because of hazards for human health. Its significant to monitor mercury emission accurately in flue gas for mercury pollution control. In this paper, a detailed description of a mercury continuous emission monitoring system (Hg CEMS) built for the detection of mercury in flue gas is presented. The key performance parameters of the Hg CEMS were discussed in detail. The Hg CEMS was installed in a power plant to monitor mercury emission in flue gas continuously. Results from a series of laboratory performance tests and field application prove that the Hg CEMS is reliable and capable for mercury detection in flue gas. The Hg CEMS can meet the requirement of mercury monitoring in China well.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 341-342)

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589-592

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Tie Jun Yang, Liang Ke, Wei Huang, Dao Zhu Hua, Chang Jin Pan, Hua Jun Ye

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Field Application, Flue Gas, Hg CEMS, Mercury

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