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A Study of Toxic Emissions from a Coal-Fired Power Plant Utilizing an ESP
 While Demonstrating the ICCT CT-121 FGD Project.  Final Report - June 1994.

Radian Corporation

Part 1, Sec 1 - 6, 4.45 MB
Part 2, Sec 7 - App B, 4.15 MB
Part 3, App C1 - C93, 4.88 MB
Part 4, App C94 - C183, 5.38 MB
Part 5, App C184 - D65, 4.50 MB
Part 6, App E1 - H65, 3.84 MB
Part 7, App H66 - I14, 3.17 MB

Table of Contents

Part 1, Sec 1 - 6, 4.45 MB Sec. Page

Executive Summary

 

16

1.

Introduction

1-1

 

Background

1-1

 

Objectives

1-1

 

Auditing

1-2

 

Project Organization

1-5

 

Report Organization

1-5

 

2.

Site Description

34

Power Plant Configuration

2-1

 

Process Description:  Major Process Streams

2-1

 

CT-121 Wet FGD System

2-1

 

Ash and Cooling System

2-4

 

ESP Design

2-4

 

Process Description: Sampling Locations

2-4

 

Flue Gas Sample Streams

2-8

 

Solid Sample Streams

2-8

 

Liquid Sample Streams

2-9

 

Plant Operating Conditions

2-10

 

Problems

2-19

 

Deviations from Sampling Plan

2-19

 

References

2-19

 

3.

Sampling Collection

53

Sampling Schedule

3-1

 

Gas Samples

3-4

 

Liquid Samples

3-4

 

Solid Samples

3-4

 

Process Stream Flow Rates

3-11

 

References

3-11

 

4

Sampling Preparation and Analysis Methods

66

5.

Analytical Results

84

Gases

5-1

 

Flue Gas Particle Size Distribution Results

5-12

 

ESP Hopper Particle Size Distribution Results

5-12

 

FDG System

5-15

 

Solids

5-15

 

Liquids

5-15

 

6.

Data Evaluation and Analysis

112

Evaluation of Sampling Techniques

6-1

 

Evaluation of Analytical Techniques

6-2

 

Semivolatile Organics

6-3

 

Volatiles Organics

6-3

 

Aldehydes

6-4

 

Metals

6-4

 

Anions

6-5

 

Cyanide, Ammonia, and Phosphate

6-5

 

Evaluation of Process Operation

6-5

 

Data Analysis:  Mass Balances, Removal Efficiencies, and Emission Factors

6-6

 

Mass Balances

6-13

 

Emission Factors

6-19

 

Removal Efficiencies

6-19

 

Organic Compound Results

6-19

 

Part 2, Sec 7 - App B, 4.15 MB

7.

Comparison of Vapor and Particulate Composition

136

8.

Distribution of HAPs as a function of particulate size in the flue gas and the Particle size distribution of the ESP

143

Collection and Analytical Methods

8-1

 

Particle Size Distribution and Fractional Efficiency

8-2

 

Predicted ESP Performance

8-7

 

Metals Removal Across ESP

8-11

 

Four Metals with Higher Penetration than the average

8-15

 

Hopper Distribution

8-18

 

References

8-22

 

9.

Mercury Methods Comparison and Speciation Determinations

165

Sample Collection and Analysis

9-1

 

Methods and Conditions

9-1

 

Samples Collected

9-3

 

Methods and Conditions

9-1

 

Samples Collected

9-3

 

Data Analysis

9-3

 

References

9-7

 

10.

Hexavalent Chronium Determinations

175

Introduction

10-1

 

Sample Collection and Analysis

10-1

 

Data Analysis

10-2

 

References

10-2

 

11.

Determinations of Toxics on Particle Surfaces

11-1

177

Sample Collection and Analysis

11-2

 

Sample Collection

11-2

 

Sample Preparation and Analysis

11-2

 

Data Analysis

11-6

 

ESP Fly Ash

11-6

 

Stack Gas Particulate Matter

11-9

 

References

11-12

 

Appendices

A

Quality Assurance Audits

A-1

189

B

Sampling Protocol

B-1

220

C

Sample Calculations

C-1

232

Part 3, App C1 - C93, 4.88 MB
Part 4, App C94 - C183, 5.38 MB
Part 5, C184 - D65, 4.50 MB

D

Quality Assurance / Quality Control

D-1

454

Part 6, E1 - H65, 3.84 MB

E

Analytical Protocol

E-1

478

F

Error Propagation and Uncertainty Calculations

F-1

531

G

Treatment of Nondetects, Values Outside of the Calibration Range, and Blands

G-1

538

H

Detailed Analytical Results

H-1

541

Part 7, H66 - I14, 3.17 MB

I

Development of Mass Balance Equations and Example Calculations

I-1

672