In This Section

• Power Plant Solutions
• Baghouse (FF)
• FF with SDA
• CS-ESP
• TOXECON
• Other Configurations
• How a Power Plant Works

How a Power Plant Works

A coal-fired power plant can be broken into two functional sections. The front section generates electricity while the back section serves to scrub the emissions that are a result of burning coal.

The following example of a coal-fired power plant is based upon a plant burning sub-bituminous coal utilizing NOx controls, a Spray Dryer Absorber (SDA) for SOx control and a baghouse for particulate control.

For a description of other emissions control configurations, please select from the following:
» SDA
» Baghouse (FF)
» CS-ESP
» TOXECON