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Tri-Mer Corporation, established in 1960 and headquartered in Owosso, MI,
is a technology company specializing in advanced air pollution control systems.
Tri-Mer is also a highly respected for the breadth and scope of its R&D programs.
These programs have yielded several groundbreaking developments, including
two for the cost-effective control of multiple-contaminant emission streams.
Tri-Mer's UltraCat Catalyst filters remove both particulate and NOx at temperatures
between 350ºF and 700ºF. Tri-Mer's Cloud Chamber System (CCS) treats PM2.5,
fine, submicron, ultrafine, and condensable particulate, as well as PM10, while
simultaneously wet scrubbing soluble gases. Both systems provide efficiencies
in the range of 99%.
For NOx removal, Tri-Mer offers two distinctive solutions, both with exceptional
track records. A version of the UltraCat system, with embedded catalyst filter
elements, provides NOx removal above 90%, alongside very high dioxin removal.
The Tri-NOx Multi-Chem system accommodates any combination of NO and NO2,
and guarantees a clear stack.
Other Tri-Mer technologies include the Crossflow for the scrubbing of virtually
all inorganic compound, the VF Packed Bed Scrubber for the highest loadings
of fumes and gases, and the Whirl Wet dust collector, one of industry's most
time-proven solutions for dusts over 3 microns.
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| Tri-Mer has been awarded another major glass project. The system will control glass furnace emissions for PM, SOx, and NOx using the UltraCat catalyst filter system. Tri-Mer ceramic filter systems are the technology of choice for float, container, and glassware projects, both air-fuel and oxy-fired furnaces. University of Iowa biomass boiler project is nearing completion. The project incorporates the UltraCat catalyst filter system for Boiler MACT compliance on particulate, NOx, and CO. The selection of the state-of-the- art Tri-Mer ceramic filter technology indicates the high value placed on the quality of the environment. Tri-Mer has delivered papers and exhibited at three biomass and coal boiler conferences in 2011 – International Biomass in St. Louis, Southeast Biomass in Atlanta, and CIBO in Portland. The focus has been on using the UltraTemp and UltraCat systems for the control of PM, SO2, HCl, NOx, dioxins, and CO. In spite of the confusion surrounding the Boiler MACT and CISWI MACT regulations, companies are moving forward, confident that that the performance of the Tri-Mer systems will meet the final requirements. Tri-Mer has been awarded two |
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