Is Your Recovery Boiler Complying with Opacity Limits Efficiently?
Electrostatic Precipitators (ESPs) have the propensity to be not so forgiving, with overall performance degrading potentially degrading if all of its processes aren’t functioning optimally. ESPs on recovery boilers can be even more difficult to manage due to more acidic flue gas and higher moisture content. Learn how to mitigate some of the unique challenges faced when operating a recovery boiler ESP to maximize efficiency and maintain emissions & opacity limit compliance.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the unique challenges faced when operating a recovery boiler ESP
- Learn what the 3 most common recovery boiler ESP issues are
- Understand the basics of maximizing recovery boiler ESP performance
Speaker Bios
Steve Ostanek, Moderator
President & Owner | Neundorfer
Steve has been working with customers for over 30 years to improve plant performance through consulting, training, and strategic planning. Steve is passionate about making a positive impact on people and organizations by getting them to think about things differently, allowing them to see the unseen possibilities in themselves and the world around them.
Justin Isaacs
Environmental Chemist & Pollution Control Consultant | Neundorfer
Justin has been with Neundorfer for 8 years as an experienced air pollution control consultant. Using a unique people-centric & data-driven approach, Justin has successfully reduced emissions from air pollution control systems, minimized air pollution compliance costs, and maximized output for systems where air emissions was the limiting factor for production. Justin has experience workings with many industries including power generation, cement, paper, oil & gas, and steel.
Maximize Recovery Boiler ESP Efficiency
January 21, 2021 | 2:00 – 3:00 PM Eastern