Chapter 2 Selective Catalytic Reduction
Table 2.1a provides capital cost estimates for electric utility boilers, and Table 2.1b presents capital cost estimates for SCR applications of various sizes in several other industry source categories. The procedures for estimating costs presented in this report are based on cost data for
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