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Automated boiler combustion controls for emission reduction and efficiency improvement. Quarterly report, February 1--May 15, 1995

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Control Techtronics International (CTI) is conducting a project to reduce air emissions and increase efficiency in coal fired boilers in Krakow, Poland and to create a commercial venture in Poland which can act as a leader for efficient combustion in boilers throughout the region. To achieve the technical goals of the project, CTI will use a three part program as follows: Analyze the fuel specifications of a given plant and recommend modifications as necessary; apply automatic combustion controls systems to the boilers; and train plant operators in proper plant operation as well as proper use of control systems. The following activities took place in this quarter: (1) Complete the installation of controls for all five boilers; (2) Final performance testing by the Politechnika on one hot water boiler after installation of controls; (3) Procurement of graded coal by MPEC; (4) Complete joint operator training of the Balicka operators and MPEC engineers by the Politechnika and establishment of a training center in Krakow; (5) Secured two sites for Budget period 2; and (6) Completion of adoption of control components to meet Polish requirements.

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Citation West, J. ---- Roy Long, Automated boiler combustion controls for emission reduction and efficiency improvement. Quarterly report, February 1--May 15, 1995, 2016-09-29, https://edx.netl.doe.gov/dataset/automated-boiler-combustion-controls-for-emission-reduction-and-efficiency-improvement-quarterly-r
Netl Product yes
Poc Email Roy.long@netl.doe.gov
Point Of Contact Roy Long
Program Or Project KMD
Publication Date 1995-12-31