SNCR definition

SNCR means a pollution control device that employs selective non-catalytic reduction, utilizing ammonia or urea injection in the boiler, for the reduction of NOX emissions.

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SNCR means Selective Non-Catalytic Reduction; “TOC” means Total Organic Carbon

SNCR means Selective Non-Catalytic Reduction.

Examples of SNCR in a sentence

• Continuous Operation of Pollution Control Technology or Combustion Controls TVA shall report the date that it commenced Continuous Operation of each SCR, FGD, PM Control Device, SNCR, LNB, OFA, and SOFA that TVA is required to Continuously Operate pursuant to this Compliance Agreement in the calendar year covered by the annual report.

• Mixing of the reactant and flue gas within the reaction zone is also an important factor in SNCR performance.

• Selective non-catalytic reduction (SNCR) involves the direct injection of ammonia or urea at high flue gas temperatures.

• For the avoidance of doubt, Seller makes no representation to Purchaser that Purchaser will be operate the Business substantially as it is operated by Seller with less than 100% of the SNCR Employees.

• If Purchaser fails to offer employment to at least ninety percent (90%) of SNCR Employees listed on Schedule 3.16(a), Purchaser shall pay to Seller any and all costs incurred by Seller relating to Purchaser’s failure to retain such SNCR Employees, including but not limited to severance obligations, legal fees and outplacement service costs.

• The technical limitations discussed in the SNCR section, including the physical size of the boiler, inadequate NH3/NOx contact, and flue gas temperatures, would apply equally to the Rotamix control system.

• Another design factor limiting the applicability of SNCR control systems on large subbituminous coal-fired boilers is related to the reflective nature of subbituminous ash.

• ROFA+ SNCR (Rotamix) The Rotamix system is a SNCR control system (i.e., ammonia injection system) coupled with the ROFA rotating injection nozzle design.

• SNCR is not a technically feasible retrofit control for the Sooner Boilers.

• LNA asserted that the time needed to implement the demonstration requirements, in particular the requirement to collect six months of uncontrolled NOX emission data, would delay the critical path schedule for SNCR installation beyond the compliance date.

More Definitions of SNCR

SNCR means selective non-catalytic reduction control technology for NOx emissions.

SNCR means Selective Non-Catalytic Reduction, which is a pollution control system that employs ammonia-based reagent injection for the purpose of reducing NOx emissions.

SNCR means a selective non-catalytic reduction system for the reduction of emissions of NOx.

SNCR means selective non-catalytic reduction “SOP” means Standard Operating Procedure “The Council” means the East Suffolk Council

SNCR means Selective Non-Catalytic Reduction; “SO2” means Sulphur Dioxide;

SNCR means Selective Non-Catalytic Reduction pollution control technology that injects an ammonia or urea-based reagent into the kiln exhaust stream without the use of a catalyst for the purpose of reducing NOx emissions;