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Carbon Foam-Based NOx Biofilter

Daniel P. Y. Chang

00-04

 

EISG Project Title: Carbon Foam Based NOx Biofilter

EISG Grant Number: 00-04

PIER Area: Energy-Related Environmental Research

Principal Investigator: Daniel Chang

Contact Information: (530) 752-2537 dpchang@ucdavis.edu

Organization: UC Davis

Grant Amount: $74,989

Grant Term: 12 months

 

Project Description:

The purpose of this project is to research the feasibility of using Ultramet carbon foam as a packing material in a post combustion NOx biofilter to increase efficiency and reduce capital cost.

 

Proposed Outcomes: 

·        Subscale prototype biofilters.

·        Design parameters for system scale up.

·        Feasibility analysis based on performance of prototype biofilters.

 

Anticipated Benefits:

·        Reduce the cost of NOx removal by at least 50% to $0.40/lb-NOx

·        Provide cost effective means of lowering emissions from small distributed generation units.

 

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