Field Demonstration of Prototype Super Boiler
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Chair’s Air Pollution Seminar |
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Tuesday, May 5, 2009
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Field Demonstration
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Dennis Chojnacki,
Senior Engineer
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The Super Boiler
technology and results of a field demonstration of the 300hp Super
Boiler at Clement Pappas, Ontario California will be
discussed. The Super Boiler is a compact two pass firetube
boiler with a patented two stage combustion system with interstage
cooling to achieve low emissions (single digit NOx) at 1.5% to 2.0% O2
in the stack. A patented Transport Membrane Condenser (TMC)
heat recovery system is employed to recover heat and water from the
flue gas to the boiler feedwater to achieve 92% plus steam to fuel
efficiency. Operating results of commissioning the Super
Boiler last year and extended duration field test program show the
significant fuel and water savings, and reduced emissions of the Super
Boiler.
Dennis Chojnacki, is a Senior Engineer and Project
Manager at the Gas Technology Institute (GTI) in Des Plaines,
Illinois. Dennis received his BS in Engineering Physics, and
MS in Physics from the University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio. He
has over 35 years experience in combustion R&D for industrial
thermal applications including 17 years at Surface Combustion, 14 years
at York Shipley Boiler Co, and the last seven years at GTI.
He has several patents in combustion and thermal equipment including
the Super Low Nox, High Efficiency, Compact Firetube Boiler.
He has been involved in the design and field testing of the 300 hp
Super Boiler at Clement Pappas in Ontario, California.
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