Dry Scrubber Market Will Grow At 9 Percent/Yr.
Dry scrubbers account for less than 8 percent of scrubber sales but, with near double-digit growth over the next decade, this segment will be a leader. This is the conclusion of the McIlvaine Company in Scrubber/Adsorber/Biofilter World Markets. (www.mcilvainecompany.com)
(Revenues $ Millions)

Subject 2014
Total 6,805
Absorber 3,105
Adsorber 1,306
Biofilter 533
Dry Scrubber 531
Other 261
Particulate 1,069
Dry scrubbers will take market share away from the absorber segment due to their high efficiency on aerosols, the development of new designs, and increasing concerns about water pollution with the use of absorber technology.
The industrial scrubber forecasts do not include coal-fired power plants. These power plants are also moving to dry scrubbing. However, this application is equal to all the industrial applications in terms of market size and is treated separately in FGD World Markets.
Dry scrubbers have taken most of the market away from absorbers in waste-to-energy plants. Operators of kilns in cement, mining and chemical processing are also opting for dry scrubber technology. There are three dry scrubber options. One is the spray drier absorber (SDA). Another is the circulating dry scrubber (CDS). A third alternative is dry sorbent injection (DSI) in the ductwork.
The SDA technology includes the same spray drier technology used to make instant coffee and powdered soft drinks. The CDS technology takes several different forms. One is a circulating fluid bed. The DSI is a simple process which necessitates injecting a powdered sorbent into the duct ahead of the particulate collector.
Industrial boiler and cement plant operators in the U.S. are opting for dry sorbent injection even though the operating costs (sorbent consumption) are quite high. The reason is the uncertainty about the future regulations on greenhouse gases. Operators of industrial boilers may end up replacing solid waste boilers with gas turbines to meet future environmental limits. So a big capital investment in the SDA or CDS technology is risky.
China has just started to switch from wet absorbers to dry scrubbers. The country operates the largest CDS scrubbers ever built for coal-fired power plants. It uses dry scrubbers at most waste incineration plants and is looking to do so as it invests in scrubber technology for industrial boilers.
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More Than 2,000 Major Industrial Air Pollution Projects In the Americas in Each Of The Next Five Years
More than 2,000 projects with investments exceeding $4 million will be initiated each year over the next five years by industrial plant operators in North and South America. Each of these projects is tracked in Industrial Emitters, a publication of the McIlvaine Company. (www.mcilvainecompany.com)
These major investments are being made by refineries, mining companies and manufacturers of steel, pulp and paper, chemicals, petrochemicals and food. The sources include industrial boilers, dryers, kilns, furnaces, grinding plants and other processes. Sewage sludge incinerators are another source.
The U.S. will be the leading purchaser followed by Canada and Mexico. Brazil, Chile and Argentina are the other countries in the top six. The immediate market in the U.S. is generated by new air toxic standards which affect cement plants, solid waste combustors and industrial boiler operators. The U.S. alone has thousands of industrial boilers. However, only 2,000 will have to make changes to meet the air toxic rules. The largest expenditures will be made by the operators of 532 large electrostatic precipitators now operating in conjunction with coal-fired cogeneration plants. In order to reduce discrete toxic metals, mercury and hydrogen chloride, there will need to be sizable investments.
The number of projects related to new plants and expansions has been growing thanks to the low oil and gas prices in the region. In the U.S., there are new petrochemical and steel projects underway. Mining projects in Canada and Chile will need substantial investments in precipitators, scrubbers and fabric filters. Refining and sugar are two significant segments in Brazil.
The potential to supply upgrades, repair parts and consumables is substantial. There are more than 300 cement plants in the Americas. They operate more than 10,000 fabric filters. All of them require replacement bags. There are more than 200 waste-to-energy facilities which require ammonia, activated carbon, lime and other consumables.
The 200 refineries in the region are also embarking on new and upgrade air pollution projects. The typical catalytic cracker project has cyclones to capture the large catalyst particles and return them to the process. The cyclones are followed by an electrostatic precipitator for the smaller particles, then a scrubber to capture the SO2. This scrubber is often preceded by an ozone generator which converts the NOx to a soluble form. An alternative for NOx control is selective non-catalytic reduction (SNCR). Forced heaters and other refinery sources are also fitted with SNCR.
Industrial Emitters has details on more than 20,000 plants. There are monthly updates which add the new projects, as well as revising and adding email addresses and phone numbers of the plant operators. Recent air permit renewals are also incorporated. Case histories and industry news are supplied in three monthly newsletters (Fabric Filter, Precipitator and Scrubber/Adsorber).
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SCRUBBER/ADSORBER
NEWSLETTER
February 2015
No. 488
Table of Contents
MARKETS
 Boom in Industrial Purchases of Pollution Control Equipment in the US
 Oil Price Fall Will Impact Revenues for Flow Control and Treatment Equipment
SHIP EMISSIONS
 Royal Caribbean Steaming Ahead Toward Global Emissions Standards
 Yara Marine Technologies Former Green Tech Marine to Supply Six Scrubber Systems to LPG Carriers Being Built at Hyundai Mipo
 DuPont BELCO® Wins Order for Two Scrubbers on Great Lakes
 CR Ocean Engineering Awarded Swedish Scrubber Contract
 EPA, Coast Guard Extend Pollution Control Agreement with Royal Caribbean
 Horizon Lines Wins ECA Exemption During $18-Million Scrubber Retrofits
 NYK, Class NK to Team with Singapore Groups on Non-ECA Scrubbers
 Hitachi Zosen Received the World’s First Time Approval for an SCR System for Marine Engines from MAN Diesel & Turbo

BIOGAS
 First EnviTec Biogas Plant with Gas Upgrading Facility on the Grid in England
COMPANY NEWS
 Green Tech Marine Changes Name to Yara Marine Technologies After Last Year’s Acquisition by Yara International
 Joint Venture of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Siemens Starts Operations
 Bionomic Introduces New Packed Tower Scrubber
 Edwards Opens New Facility in the Netherlands
REGULATIONS
 Rules Proposed for Phosphoric Acid Production and Phosphate Fertilizer Production
 Amendments Proposed for Rules for the Mineral Wool and Wool Fiberglass Industries
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GOLD
DUST
The "Air Pollution Management" Newsletter
February 2015

No. 442

TABLE OF CONTENTS
HOT TOPIC
• Media Selection for Coal-fired Boiler Baghouses was the Hot Topic Hour January 8, 2015
REGULATIONS
• Amendments proposed for Portland Cement HAPs
• Proposed Consent Decree lodged against Ross Incineration Services
MARKETS
• Coal-fired Power Plants Around the World are Switching to Fabric Filters
• Boom in Industrial Purchases of Pollution Control Equipment in the U.S.
• Oil Price Fall will Impact Revenues for Flow Control and Treatment Equipment
• Chinese Air and Water Monitoring Revenues to Exceed $5 Billion by 2019
• A Step Forward in Ways to Sell and Purchase Power and Environmental Products
• SCR Coal-fired Catalyst Sales to Exceed $1 Billion by 2017
INDUSTRY NEWS
• Graymont to Enter New Zealand Market
• Donaldson Reports First Quarter Results
• PGI reports Continued Momentum in Core Markets
• Lydall reports Organic Sales Growth of 5.8 Percent
• Interim Report issued for FLSmidth for January to September 30, 2014
• CECO Environmental announces expanded Credit Facility
• Donaldson Company announces Closure of its Grinnell, IA Plant
• Babcock and Wilcox announces Intention to Spin Off its Power Generation Business
• AECOM completes Acquisition of URS Corporation
• HV acquires Raman FibreScience
• Clarcor's clearcurrent PRO Gas Turbine Inlet Filters reach 300 Installations
• Camfil introduces New Packaged Fume and Dust Collector for Metal Cutting
• Polymer Group Inc. unveils Everist High Efficiency Filtration Media
• Foster Wheeler closes Acquisition of MDM Engineering Group Limited
• B&W evaluating a Separation of its Businesses
THERMAL/CATALYTIC NEWS
• ADM completing Retrofit of APC on Boilers at a Number of Plants
• GE Osmonics adding a Coater with Need to Measure VOCs
• EPA issues GHG PDS permits to M&G Chemicals PET Project in Texas
• BP to Upgrade PTA Plant in SC
• Settlement ensures that Coyne Textile Services adheres to Measures to Control Air Pollutants
• Clean Air Settlement with Mereco
• Mushroom Composting Plant will Rely on Scrubber Technology to Control Odors
• EPA Air Pollution Settlement with DuPont Chemical Facility in Tonawanda, NY approved by Federal Court
• $100 Million Upgrade to Hayden Smelter
• SaskPower's Boundary Dam SO2 and CO2 Scrubbers now Operating
• India will be increasing Coal Use and will need lots of Scrubbers
5AB Air Pollution Management
GDP FORECAST UPDATE
February 2015
AMERICAS
UNITED STATES
CANADA
ASIA
CHINA
INDIA
JAPAN
PHILIPPINES
TAIWAN
EUROPE / AFRICA / MIDDLE EAST
AUSTRIA
GERMANY
SPAIN
UNITED KINGDOM
AMERICAS
UNITED STATES
Estimates of US GDP growth for 2014's fourth quarter have been rising in recent months, but the current outlook still anticipates a substantial slowdown from Q3's strong advance. The economy is projected to increase 3.6% in Q4 (real seasonally adjusted rate), based on The Capital Spectator's new median point forecast for several econometric estimates. That's a solid rate of growth, but the latest outlook still represents a substantially lesser pace vs. the 5.0% increase previously reported for Q3.(The remaining text is not included in this sample.)
ASIA
CHINA
China's 2015 GDP growth forecast has been maintained at 6.8 percent, as further policy support and export recovery is expected to help bolster the sluggish economy, according to UBS.
"December and Q4's better than expected data will unlikely trigger any immediate significant new easing measures for now, but the first rate cut may happen (around) March or April, when even lower CPI (consumer price index) and PPI (producer price index) are reported," said Wang Tao, chief China economist with UBS, said in a research note.
Wang added that policy support will intensify in 2015 with accelerated pro-growth measures in areas such as price, social safety net and hukou (household registration) reform, and more infrastructure projects.
Further monetary easing via liquidity provisions, including required reserve ratio cuts, is expected to offset slower foreign exchange reserve accumulation and benchmark rate cuts of at least 50 basis points are also expected to prevent real rates from rising, according to UBS…(The remaining text is not included in this sample.)
EUROPE / AFRICA / MIDDLE EAST
GERMANY
Media reports have claimed the German government has revised its 2015 growth outlook for the national economy in 2015. It said GDP would grow by 1.5 percent this year, up from a previous and more cautious estimate.
According to reports by Reuters and AFP news agencies, the German government sees GDP growth come in at 1.5% this year, up from an earlier estimate of just 1.3% for the whole of 2015.
The figures are part of the government's 2015 Economic Outlook to be presented by Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel during an official news conference in Berlin.
The draft document says the improved outlook is mainly down to continuously low oil prices and the most recent labor market data.

The German economy is "in good shape," the report says, with more people than ever having a job and the unemployment rate expected to drop further to 6.6% in 2015, down from 6.7% last year. This would leave 2.9 million people out of work in the country in the course of the year…(The remaining text is not included in this sample.)
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OIL & GAS SALES LEADS HEADLINES
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Nuverra Announces XTO Energy Contract for Pipeline Water Gathering, Delivery and Disposal Services in ND - Revision Date: 1/30/2015
Ice Complicates Cleanup in Yellowstone's Rare Oil Spill
Revision Date: 1/30/2015
Alfa Laval Wins Canada SEK 115 Mln Compact Heat Exchangers Order
Revision Date: 1/30/2015
Recon Technology Expects Revenue from Oilfield Contracts Worth Over $1 Mln
Revision Date: 1/30/2015
API Says Stricter Ozone Regs Could Cost Economy $270 Bln per Year
Revision Date: 1/30/2015
ConocoPhillips Contracts CH2M HILL to Conduct Water Treatment Study
Revision Date: 1/29/2015
Leidos Wins Contract to Design, Build Magellan Midstream Partners Condensate Splitter
Revision Date: 1/29/2015
Navitas Midstream Announces Long-Term Agreement and Construction of La Bahia Gas Gathering and Processing System - Revision Date: 1/29/2015
Produced & Reused, Treating Water from Energy Exploration & Drilling Operations
Revision Date: 1/29/2015
NGL Energy Partners LP Acquires Water Disposal Facilities in the Bakken
Revision Date: 1/29/2015
ATI Receives Additional $145 Mln in Orders for Nickel-based Alloy Plate for Large Oil & Gas Pipeline Project - Revision Date: 1/29/2015
Integrated Environmental Technologies Expands Operations to Northwestern Permian Basin
Revision Date: 1/29/2015
Ener-Core Signs Global Commercial Licensing Agreement with Dresser-Rand,
Revision Date: 1/29/2015
UGI Energy Services Commences Service on Two Marcellus Shale Development Projects
Revision Date: 1/29/2015
Energy Transfer and Regency Energy to Construct Pipeline from Permian Basin and Convert Existing Pipeline - Revision Date: 1/28/2015
Sentry Equipment Corp Announces New Representative Agreement in Singapore
Revision Date: 1/28/2015
Magnum Oil Tools Develops World’s First Dissolvable Frac Plug
Revision Date: 1/28/2015
CorEnergy to Acquire MoGas Pipeline for $125 Mln
Revision Date: 1/28/2015
Velocity Midstream to Construct Crude Oil Gathering, Transportation for Continental Resources' Scoop Play Development - Revision Date: 1/27/2015
New Gas Facility Completed Adjacent to FEEC's Gas Sales Compressor Station
Revision Date: 1/27/2015
Phillips 66 Forms JV with Energy Transfer to Build Bakken Crude Oil Pipelines
Revision Date: 1/27/2015
Alfa Laval Wins SEK 290 Mln Oil and Gas Order for OLMI Air Cooled Heat Exchangers
Revision Date: 1/27/2015
Bechtel Selected for Kazakhstan’s TengizChevroil Oil Production Facility Expansion Project
Revision Date: 1/27/2015
New Company, Amec Foster Wheeler Is Unveiled and Leadership Team Confirmed
Revision Date: 1/27/2015
Production Begins From the Kebabangan Gas Development in Malaysia
Revision Date: 1/27/2015
GE Opens New $500 Mln Global R&D Center in Brazil
Revision Date: 1/27/2015
Technip Awarded a Subsea Contract by Anadarko for the K2 Field in The Gulf Of Mexico
Revision Date: 1/27/2015
Western Gas Partners, LP to Acquire Nuevo Midstream, LLC for $1.5 Bln
Revision Date: 1/26/2015
GE Oil & Gas Planning $60 Mln Investment in TX Foundry Well Production and Power Transmission Equipment - Revision Date: 1/26/2015
Emerson to Automate BP-Operated Shah Deniz Stage 2 Operations in Azerbaijan
Revision Date: 1/26/2015
Kinder Morgan Places Sierrita Pipeline in Service to Provide Natural Gas to Mexico
Revision Date: 1/26/2015
Hess Announces Plan to Develop Stampede Field in the Deepwater Gulf of Mexico
Revision Date: 1/26/2015
Technip Awarded Substantial Subsea Contract for Bangka Development in Indonesia
Revision Date: 1/26/2015
Weir Establishes Australia’s First Manifold Trailer Manufacturing Capability for Unconventional Gas -Revision Date: 1/26/2015
Chevron Announces First Gas from Bangladesh Bibiyana Expansion Project
Revision Date: 1/26/2015
Kinder Morgan Announces Successful Open Season for Palmetto Project
Revision Date: 1/26/2015
Oil Spills in Yellowstone River after Pipeline Leak
Revision Date: 1/23/2015
More than $150 Bln of Oil Projects Could be Deferred in 2015
Revision Date: 1/23/2015
Enterprise to Move Forward with Panola NGL Pipeline Expansion
Revision Date: 1/23/2015
Energy Transfer Partners and Regency Energy Partners to Construct Third Fractionation Facility at Mont Belvieu -Revision Date: 1/23/2015
Riskiest Oil Fields Affected by Plunging Oil Prices Crippling Future Growth
Revision Date: 1/22/2015
STW Water Demonstrates Its Salttech Water Reclamation Technology
Revision Date: 1/22/2015
Status of U.S. Gulf of Mexico Deepwater Discoveries
Revision Date: 1/20/2015
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NORTH AMERICAN MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS UPDATE HEADLINES
January 2015
ALABAMA
Phenix City approves Wastewater Treatment Plant Project
Dothan awards Bid for Sludge Removal Project
ARIZONA
$7.1 Million to Treat Wastewater for Willcox
ARKANSAS
U.S. sues Fort Smith over Unpermitted Discharges
CALIFORNIA
Brawley requesting Bids for WWTP Headworks Improvements
Contra Costa requesting Bids for Wastewater System Evaluation and Rate Study
Fresno debates $429 Million Water Project
San Jose will request Bids for New Wastewater Plant
$1.2 Billion for San Francisco’s New Wastewater Plan

DELAWARE
State clears way for Rehoboth's Ocean Outfall
FLORIDA
Vero Beach requesting Bids for WWTP Replacement
Bonifay requesting Bids for WWTP Upgrade
Northwest Jacksonville Lift Station has Odor Problem
GEORGIA
Rockdale WWTP has Odor Problem
Decatur requesting Bids for WWTP Expansion
IDAHO
Settlement reached between Greenleaf, Boise on Drain Project
ILLINOIS
Hanover Park requesting Bids for WWTP Bearing Project
Champaign-Urbana requesting Bids for Wastewater Study
$7.96 Million for Roxana WWTP
Quincy wants more Details on Wastewater, Sludge Removal Bids
INDIANA
Pine Village requesting Bids for WWTP Improvements
Huntertown moving forward with $14.2 Million Wastewater Plant
IOWA
Fort Madison to receive Major Redesign of Central WWTP
KANSAS
Hays requesting Bids for Rehab of Sand Filters
Plainville gets $500,000 Grant for WWTP Upgrade
KENTUCKY
Crestwood begins $8 Million WWTP Project
MARYLAND
Some improvement to Chesapeake Bay Water Quality
Salisbury requesting Bids for WWTP Upgrades
MASSACHUSETTS
Wilbraham requesting Bids for Pump Station Repair
DEP outlines $500 Million in Water Infrastructure Loans
Duck Island WWTP requesting Bids for Centrifuge
Worchester requesting Bids for WWTP Project
$40 Million for Pittsfield WWTP Upgrade
Westfield to spend $2 Million for WWTP Improvements
MINNESOTA
Brainerd requesting Bids for WWTP Improvements
Hayward requesting Re-bids for WWTP Modifications
Pequot Lakes Wastewater Options estimated at $2 million
Wastewater System approved for Dresbach
MISSISSIPPI
Hattiesburg needs WWTP Upgrade
MISSOURI
Sikeston requesting Bids for WWTP Project
Unionville requesting Bids for WWTP Improvements
New WWTP for Hattiesburg
Jasper County has Water/Wastewater Projects
Holden requesting Bids for Wastewater System Improvements
Parkville requesting Bids for Wastewater Pumps
$29.3 Million for Joplin Wastewater Treatment Plant
NEBRASKA
Beatrice Wastewater Plant could Receive New Pumping Equipment
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Nashua awards Contract for $1 Million WWTP Improvements
NEW JERSEY
Medford Lakes plans for Wastewater Plant Moving Forward
NEW MEXICO
$14 Million for Farmington WWTP Upgrade
Doña Ana County requesting Bids for WWTP Lift Station
NEW YORK
Suffolk County requesting Bids for Southwest Grit Improvements
Newfane requesting Bids for Clarifier Rehab
State awards Small Towns Wastewater Infrastructure Funding
$7 Million for Kingston WWTP Repairs
$12.7 Million for Malone WWTP Improvements
$19 Million for Olean WWTP Expansion
NORTH CAROLINA
State announces $164 Million for Drinking Water/Wastewater Projects
$8.9 Million for Brevard Wastewater Plant Improvements
OHIO
$8 Million for Ashtabula Wastewater Plant Improvements
Norwalk requesting Bids for Lift Station Project
OREGON
Oregon City requesting Bids for Consulting Services
PENNSYLVANIA
Lansdale requesting Rebid for WWTP Project
Study for Pine Grove Wastewater Garners Funding
Northumberland digs into $14.4 million project
Avon Grove School Board wants to sell District's Wastewater Treatment Plant
SOUTH CAROLINA
Oconee County requesting Bids for Wastewater Treatment Improvements
Spartanburg requesting Bids for WWTP Pump Station Upgrade
SOUTH DAKOTA
State moves Forward on Several Water Improvement Projects
TENNESSEE
Oak Ridge requesting Bids for WWTP Rehab
Nashville requesting Bids for WWTP Improvements
Morristown requesting Bids for WWTP Improvements
Lexington requesting Bids for Pumping Station Modifications
TEXAS
Austin requesting Bids for WWTP Improvements
Gaylord requesting Bids for Wastewater System Improvements
Houston requesting Bids for WWTP Lift Station
Dallas requesting Bids for WWTP Study
Cameron seeks Funds for Water Line Repairs
Gainesville requesting Bids for WWTP – Phase I
Malone requesting Bids for WWTP Improvement Project
Houston requesting Bids for WWTP Improvement Project
Harris County requesting Bids for WWTP Project
Deer Park requesting Bids for WWTP Project
Paris explores Options for WWTP Improvements
VERMONT
$2.13 Million for Wilmington WWTP
VIRGINIA
$8.78 Million for Moore’s Creek WWTP Improvement Project
WISCONSIN
Madison to hire Consultant for Wastewater Problems
$2.8 Million for Tomahawk WWTP
CANADA
Windsor requesting Bids for New WWTP
Saskatoon requesting Bids for WWTP Odor Upgrade
Red Rock has Wastewater Plan
Winnipeg mulls Costly WWTP Upgrades
Nanton chooses Technology for New WWTP
Nanton requesting Bids for WWTP
St. Catharines requesting Bids for WWTP Upgrade
North Bay requesting Bids for Boilers
$300 Million for Hamilton Water/Wastewater Upgrades
Sicamous Wastewater Plant Upgrades to cost $1.56 million
BUSINESS NEWS
High Efficiency Water Treatment Necessary with Less Water Supplies
Xylem’s Handheld Meters ideal for Wastewater Analysis
Water & Wastes Digest chooses 2014 Top Water& Wastewater Projects
Modern Water installs first Microtox CTM in U.S.
Exclusive Agreement to Distribute Disk Filter System for Tertiary Wastewater Treatment in the US and Canada
RECENT CHEMICAL BID REPORTS
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