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1
UNDERSTANDING MERCURY IN USA COAL A GEOGRAPHIC
APPROACH
Jeffrey C. Quick, Utah Geological Survey
Web site
http//geology.utah.gov/emp/mercury/index.htm

Email jeffreyquick_at_utah.gov
Mercury
Chlorine
1999 coal production, ICR 2 data, by county
1999 coal production, ICR 2 data, by county
Coal Rank / Heat Value
Sulfur
1999 coal production, FERC 423 data, by
county coal rank per EIA form 423 instructions
1999 coal production, FERC 423 data, by county
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Chlorine increases mercury capture by existing
emission control technology.
The significance of the coal mercury content
depends on the emission control technology at
the power plant.
Hg emissions out stack (kg/PJ)
Hg in coal (kg/PJ)
Points show predicted capture for USA
county-average, ICR 2 data, modified from Toole
ONeil et al., (2005).
Points show different electric power
plants, modified from Quick et al., (2005), ICR 3
data.
Sulfur reduces mercury capture by existing
emission control technology.
Chlorine in USA coal varies with rank, but is
better explained by geologic age.
ASTM rank
cold electrostatic precipitator, wet
desulphurization x S (dry) cold
electrostatic precipitator ( x ) kg S/GJ
Points show USA county-average ICR 2 data,
modified from Kolker et al., (in press).
Constructed using EPRI and SAIC equations listed
by Quick (2006).
References
ICR 2 (1999) 25,825 coal assays
ltepa.gov/ttn/atw/combust/utiltox/utoxpg.htmlgt ICR
3 (1999) 240 power plant stack emission
measurements ltepa.gov/ttn/atw/combust/utiltox/utox
pg.htmlgt FERC 423 (1999) 19,507 coal assays
lteia.doe.gov/cneaf/electricity/page/ferc423.htmlgt
Kolker, A., Senior, C.L., Quick, J.C., (in
press), Mercury in coal and the impact of coal
quality on mercury emissions from combustion
systems Applied Geochemistry. Quick, J.C.,
Tabet, D.E., Wakefield, S., Bon, R.L., 2005,
Optimizing technology to reduce mercury and acid
gas emissions DOE contract DE-FG26-03NT41901,
ltgeology.utah.gov/emp/mercury/index.htmgt Quick,
J.C., 2006, Erratum - Correction to an equation
used in . . . Int. J. Coal Geol., v.66,
p.155-156. Toole ONeil, B., Quick, J.C., Akers,
D., 2005, Mercury in US Coal and the US EPA Clean
Air Mercury Rule Oil Gas and Energy Law
Intelligence, v. 3, 14 p. ltwww.gasandoil.com/ogel/
gt
after USGS
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