SCR and SNCR systems are common technologies used for NOx Control

Secondary Emission Control Technology used in Power Plants and Utilities to control emissions of Nitrogen Oxides (NOx) can be Selective Non Catalytic Reduction (SNCR) or Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR). SNCR and SCR systems are both common technologies used for NOx control. However, it is not an easy choice to know which one to choose.

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SNCR technology for NOx control
Our SNCR technology can reduce NOx emissions by up to 80 % in certain conditions. We provide high performance and cost efficient SNCR systems for NOx control. Over 200 sites in the world have already chosen NOxCare SNCR.
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SCR technology for NOx control
Our SCR technology can reduce NOx emissions by 95 %. An SCR system is the ultimate in NOx control technology where high levels of NOx reduction is critical.
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Hybrid SNCR/SCR systems for NOx control
Hybrid technology is a wise choice when significant NOx reduction is required, but space for a system at your industrial site is limited. Hybrid systems are the most flexible choice for NOx reduction.

Reducing your NOx Emissions

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As a World leader in Ammonia and SNCR, Yara offers its clients one of the most comprehensive and effective solutions to reduce NOx emissions in industrial power plants and utilities. From new builds, or upgrades to optimization of your current NOx control system, we can work with you to help reduce your NOx emissions.