Last February, the EPA’s controversial Clean Power Plan (CPP) was frozen by the U.S. Supreme Court in a split 5-4 decision until the appeals process could play its way out. As of September 27, that next stage has begun as the U.S. Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit heard… Read More
ProcessBarron representatives are not only in the United States, but scattered all over the world! Not only are we spreading rapidly throughout Canada, but we now have four representatives in South America as well as one in Switzerland. In order to make sure they were fully equipped, we brought them… Read More
ProcessBarron is excited to announce that we have acquired the assets of Field Services LLC to create our new Precision Field Services Group. Fred Little will lead ProcessBarron’s Precision Field Services Group along with all the other former Field Service LLC team members. This group will not only provide new… Read More
ProcessBarron employees ventured to Regions Field in downtown Birmingham on Thursday, June 30, to see the Birmingham Barons take on the Biloxi Shuckers. Because ProcessBarron is made up of over 250 employees in three locations around the Birmingham area, it’s important for us to find ways to grow together as… Read More
Flue gas from boiler systems in power plants forms a significant portion of the emissions from a fossil-fueled power plant. The composition of the flue gas varies, but forms one notable pollutant: NOx, which encompasses nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide. NOx forms whenever combustion occurs when nitrogen is present, and… Read More
When looking for an industrial boiler system, you need to consider a variety of factors. What kind of production environment do you have? What is the total operating pressure you’ll need, or the output you’re seeking? Do you have fluctuations in demand? And what kind of total cost of ownership… Read More
An important component in any plant is fuel control and metering. And a key component of metering are the screw metering bins that store fuel and allow for steady regulation of fuel for better combustion control. No one wants to use an excess of fuel – or use too little…. Read More
In 2007, the United States produced over 131 million tons of coal combustion products from the nation’s 1,308 coal-fired power plants. This 131 million tons of residuals must go somewhere, and has to be handled in a precise, controlled manner – especially ever since the EPA, under the Obama administration,… Read More
