selective noncatalytic reduction
Selective Noncatalytic Reduction (SNCR) is a method that reduces nitrogen oxide emissions in exhaust gases, as well as advanced environmental protection technology. It's main purpose is to break down NOx into environmentally friendly nitrogen and water vapor. SNCR does this by delivering reagents (usually urea or ammonia) directly into the hotexhaust stream. With SNCR there is no need for a catalyst, which makes it unique among various NOx reduction methods. The distinguishing technological features of SNCRinclude accurate control over temperature, optimally designed reagent injection systems and real-time monitoring of NOx effectiveness. SNCR has a wide range of applications, in fact from power plants, industrial boilers to the cement kiln it has helped industries to comply with ever stringent environmental regulations.