August 2022
Catalysts
Case study: SCR catalyst plugging
Hydrogen (H2) reforming is a process to produce H2 from a compound composed of H2 atoms. A convection pass is used to heat the process during reforming, which creates nitrogen oxides (NOx). The NOx-rich flue gas passes through a selective catalytic reduction (SCR) reactor before being exhausted into the atmosphere.
The Author
Andrew Kline is the Business Development Director for the IGS Environmental Services group and specializes in SCR efficiencies in emissions control applications. He has more than 8 yr of experience with improvements in SCR applications, ranging from product development to engineering. Mr. Kline graduated with honors from the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Engineering.
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