Flue Gas Treatment
SNCR process with DyNOR™

Dynamic NOx reduction

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The DyNOR™ system, developed by Kanadevia Inova’s engineers, is our improved SNCR process. It enables nitrogen oxides to be reduced to very low levels with minimal ammonia slip, a capability previously only possible with an SCR process. The non-catalytic DyNOR™ process closes the gap between the costly SCR process and the conventional SNCR process. It is an investment that pays off.

The main advantages of the DyNOR™ process:

  • Meets low NOx limits, even without a catalytic converter

  • Allows compliance with the higher BREF limits

  • Investment costs and energy consumption significantly lower than with the SCR process

  • Uses less ammonia than the conventional SNCR process

  • Given the minimal ammonia slip and very low NOx levels, no wet scrubber or ammonia stripper are required

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