Air Pollution Control
Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR)
Overview
Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) is a highly effective flue gas treatment technology that reduces nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions by converting them into harmless nitrogen and water using a catalyst and reagent. Widely applied in waste-to-energy plants, power stations, boilers, and industrial furnaces, SCR delivers over 90% NOx reduction, improved environmental compliance, enhanced air quality, and reliable long-term operation.
Applications
Waste-to-Energy & Incineration Plants
Reduce nitrogen oxide emissions from municipal, hazardous, and industrial waste incineration flue gas.
Power Plants & Industrial Boilers
Control NOx emissions from coal, biomass, gas, oil, and RDF-fired boilers.
Cement, Lime & Mineral Processing
Treat high-temperature exhaust gases from kilns, calciners, and thermal production processes.
Marine, Chemical & Process Industries
Applied to engines, furnaces, turbines, and process plants requiring reliable compliance with strict NOx emission limits.