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ReACT™ (Regenerative Activated Coke Technology) is an advanced multipollutant technology that achieves simultaneous capture of SOx, NOx and mercury in one vessel.The process was first developed in the 1970s in Germany, was subsequently advanced and commercialized in Japan where ReACT™ has been implemented at three large scale coal-fired power plants and at several steel mill and refinery applications:The 321-MW Wisconsin Public Service Weston Power Plant, Unit 3 is equipped with a ReACT™ system engineered and supplied by Hamon Research-Cottrell.Hamon Research Cottrell offers ReACT™ under a license agreement from J-Power Entech.

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ExxonMobil’s Wet Gas Scrubbing (WGS) technology allows refiners to reliably meet tough FCC emission regulations with well-proven technology.In 2002 and 2003, ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Company (EMRE) and Hamon Research-Cottrell (HR-C), entered into licensing and sublicensing agreements to provide ExxonMobil’s Wet Gas Scrubbing technology to sublicensees of HR-C.Expect these advantages:Can avoid costly CO boiler upgrades with allowable scrubber pressure drops as low as zero inches of water, Takes advantage of HRC’s almost 100 years of experience and global leadership position in providing air pollution control equipment to a wide range of industries, including refineries.Maximizes cat cracker availability - scrubber run lengths match longest FCC up-time in the industry, Meets or exceeds toughest particulate and SOx emission regulations, Produces environmentally benign wastewater safe for direct discharge, Collected catalyst suitable for direct low cost disposal

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