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Spray Dryer Absorber (SDA)
Typical B&W SDA (Spray Dray Absorber) system installations meet or exceed air quality regulations, with some plants running as high as 98 percent SO2 removal efficiencies.
View Web PageCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS)
Circulating dry scrubber (CDS) SO2 removal technology is ideal for small footprints, designed for smaller units and installations with limited space.
View Web PageEnvironmental Parts & Services
B&W’s broad range of sustainable power generation experience and expertise in emissions control provides the insight necessary to evaluate, recommend and implement cost-effective solutions to improve system performance.
View Web PagePulp & Paper
Serving the pulp and paper industry for many years by providing a wide range of clean power production technologies and aftermarket support services including parts, equipment upgrades and field engineering.
View Web PageSO2 & Acid Gases
B&W provides proven technologies for SO2 removal and acid gas control including sulfur oxides (SO2 and SO3), hydrogen chloride (HCl), and other hazardous air pollutants (HAPs).
View Web PageZero Liquid Discharge
B&W offers zero-liquid discharge (ZLD) systems including spray dryers to evaporate wet FGD waste streams and pugmills to use FGD wastewater for blending into ash.
View Web PageSubmerged Grind Conveyor System
Allen-Sherman-Hoff submerged grind conveyor technology provides a highly durable, simplified and cost-effective solution for bottom ash handling.
View Web PageCooling Tower Inspections & Online Monitoring
Cooling tower inspections and the UNICO online monitoring system can provide optimized cooling system performance for plant profitability and cost reduction.
View Web PageFuel Feeder Systems
B&W's Waste-to-Energy (WtE) fuel feeder systems require no waste pre-treatment and provide safe and steady energy production with low operation and maintenance costs.
View Web PageVoluMix™ System
B&W's VoluMix system improves combustion and burn-out, ensuring very low carbon monoxide (CO) and total organic carbon (TOC) content in the flue gas.
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