N-1Redacted Work Order 5/4/2010
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Why do this project? Sulphur Dioxide and Mercury compliance coal has a lower specific energy, higher ash content and a lower sulphur content which results in a unit de-rating in order to remain in compliance with opacity limits. An enginee...
AI summary The project aims to improve the Electrostatic Precipitator (ESP) performance on Unit #3 to enhance efficiency and avoid replacement energy costs caused by capacity de-rating due to compliance with sulphur dioxide and mercury regulations.
Why do this project now? This project will provide an immediate benefit of improved ESP performance and fuel operating range and must be implemented at the earliest opportunity.
AI summary This project is necessary to immediately improve ESP performance and fuel operating range, and must be implemented as soon as possible.
Station: Lingan G. S. CI Numbe 30954 Project: System: LlN3 ESP Flow Modifications Unit 3 ESP Flow Up-grades Project Budget Estimate Date:
AI summary The document outlines a project budget estimate for the Lingan G. S. CI Unit 3 ESP Flow Modifications and Unit 3 ESP Flow Upgrades. It provides details on the costs associated with upgrading the electrostatic precipitator flow systems.
February 10, 2010 Nova Scotia Power 1894 Barrington Street Halifax, NS Canada B3J 2W5 Subject: Lingan Station Unit 1 Flow Modifications Proposal Ref #09-321 0 Rev C Dear We are pleased to submit the following proposal for the ESP flow modi...
AI summary Nova Scotia Power is submitting a proposal for ESP flow modifications at Lingan Station Unit 1, informed by scope optimization from Unit 2 and additional physical modeling for precipitators. The proposal includes summarized results from various periods of the flow modeling effort.
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