Beginning in 2012, Southern Research will offer independent, bench-scale testing of selective catalytic reduction (SCR) catalysts at our newly constructed Bench-Scale SCR Catalyst Testing Facility designed to the highest industry standards. Supported by our skill and experience in independent catalysts testing, this facility will provide utilities and catalyst managers with the information they need to make important decisions regarding the SCR catalysts they manage. These services will complement our established standard and non-standard micro-reactor testing of SCR catalysts.
All testing is performed according to VGB guidelines, the industry-accepted standard protocol, to ensure the highest levels of validity and reliability for our clients. Our comprehensive SCR catalyst testing capabilities include:
Micro-reactor testing is currently performed in state-of-the-art Micro-Reactor SCR Catalyst Testing Facilities that provide standard micro-reactor deNOx testing, SO2-to-SO3 conversion, and Hg oxidation testing across SCR catalysts. Testing in these facilities also follow VGB guidelines and offers an alternative to full bench testing of SCR catalysts. The micro-reactor testing facilities are also an excellent choice for performing standard testing of SCR catalysts for combined-cycle plants and testing CO oxidation catalysts. Additionally, the micro-reactor is well-suited for performing Hg-oxidation testing.
Southern Research is currently planning a state-of-the-art Bench-Scale SCR Catalyst Testing Facility designed according to the highest industry standards and capabilities in bench testing. This advanced facility, to be located at Southern Research in Birmingham, AL, will provide the industry with the capacity needed for independent, high-quality catalyst testing and exceptionally fast turnaround times.
Southern Research is currently accepting advance commitments for catalyst testing at the new Bench-Scale SCR Catalyst Testing Facility upon its opening.
For more information about our capabilities, contact us at:
EandE@SouthernResearch.org