Fuel Processing Technology

Fuel Processing Technology, Vol.85, No.6-7 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0378-3820 (Print)

In this Issue (28 articles)

423 - 424	Air quality III: mercury, trace elements, and particulate matter Benson SA
425 - 440	An overview of air quality III: mercury, trace elements, and particulate matter Sondreal EA, Benson SA, Pavlish JH, Ralston NV
441 - 450	Modeling the atmospheric fate and transport of mercury over North America: power plant emission scenarios Seigneur C, Vijayaraghavan K, Lohman K, Karamchandani P, Scott C
451 - 462	Artificial neural network-based estimation of mercury speciation in combustion flue gases Jensen RR, Karki S, Salehfar H
463 - 472	Kinetic transformation of mercury in coal combustion flue gas in a bench-scale entrained-flow reactor Zhuang Y, Zygarlicke CJ, Galbreath KC, Thompson JS, Holmes MJ, Pavlish JH
473 - 485	Zeeman atomic absorption spectrometer RA-915+for direct determination of mercury in air and complex matrix samples Sholupov S, Pogarev S, Ryzhov V, Mashyanov N, Stroganov A
487 - 499	Mercury emissions from a 100-MW wall-fired boiler as measured by semicontinuous mercury monitor and Ontario Hydro Method Kellie S, Duan YF, Cao Y, Chu P, Mehta A, Carty R, Liu KL, Pan WP, Riley JT
501 - 511	Use of continuous mercury monitors at coal-fired utilities Laudal DL, Thompson JS, Pavlish JH, Brickett LA, Chu P
513 - 519	Detection of mercury at the ppb level in solution using boron-doped diamond electrode Manivannan A, Seehra MS, Fujishima A
521 - 531	Thermal pretreatment of low-ranked coal for control of mercury emissions Guffey FD, Bland AE
533 - 548	Recent advances in mercury removal technology at the National Energy Technology Laboratory O'Dowd WJ, Hargis RA, Granite EJ, Pennline HW
549 - 562	Full-scale evaluation of sorbent injection for mercury control on coal-fired power plants Bustard J, Durham M, Starns T, Lindsey C, Martin C, Schlager R, Baldrey K
563 - 576	Application of sorbents for mercury control for utilities burning lignite coal Pavlish JH, Holmes MJ, Benson SA, Crocker CR, Galbreath KC
577 - 585	X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy analysis of mercury sorbent surface chemistry Laumb JD, Benson SA, Olson EA
587 - 600	Demonstration of additive use for enhanced mercury emissions control in wet FGD systems Nolan PS, Redinger KE, Amrhein GT, Kudlac GA
601 - 612	Characterization of fly ash from full-scale demonstration of sorbent injection for mercury control on coal-fired power plants Senior C, Bustard CJ, Durham B, Baldrey K, Michaud D
613 - 620	Potential for mercury vapor release from coal combustion by-products Hassett DJ, Heebink LV, Pflughoeft-Hassett DF
621 - 630	Development of novel sorbents for mercury control at elevated temperatures in coal-derived syngas: results of initial screening of candidate materials Portzer JW, Albritton JR, Allen CC, Gupta RP
631 - 639	Estimates of PM2.5 levels in the southeastern United States for the year 2010: What else can be done? Odman MT, Russell AG, Boylan JW
641 - 656	The emissions and environmental impact of PM10 and trace elements from a modern coal-fired power plant equipped with ESP and wet FGD Meij R, Winkel HT
657 - 671	Trace elements and common ions in southeastern Idaho snow: regional air pollutant tracers for source area emissions Abbott M, Einerson J, Schuster P, Susong D, Taylor HE
673 - 686	Fine particle formation from co-combustion of sewage sludge and bituminous coal Wolski N, Maier J, Hein KRG
687 - 699	Important aspects in source PM2.5 emissions measurement and characterization from stationary combustion systems Lee SW, He I, Young B
701 - 726	Formation and chemical speciation of arsenic-, chromium-, and nickel-bearing coal combustion PM2.5 Galbreath KC, Zygarlicke CJ
727 - 742	Evaluation of soot particulate mitigation additives in a T63 engine Corporan E, DeWitt M, Wagner M
743 - 761	Investigation of primary fine particulate matter from coal combustion by computer-controlled scanning electron microscopy Chen YZ, Shah N, Huggins FE, Huffman GP, Linak WP, Miller CA
763 - 779	Measurement of fine particulate matter using electron microscopy techniques Casuccio GS, Schlaegle SF, Lersch TL, Huffman GP, Chen YZ, Shah N
781 - 798	Membrane-based wet electrostatic precipitation Bayless DJ, Alam MK, Radcliff R, Caine J