What does SCR stand for?

Selective Catalytic Reduction

This definition appears very rarely

Other Resources:

<< Previous	Abbreviation Database Surfer		Next >>
scratch Screen Screener Screw Script (File Name Extension) Sea Containers Ltd. Secondary Clock Reference Security Change Request Security Council Resolution (United Nations) Selective Call Rejection (also seen as SCRJ; telecommunications)		Selective Chopper Radiometer Semi-closed Circuit Rebreather (SCUBA) Senate Concurrent Resolution Send a Cow Rwanda Senior Combination Room (some UK universities) Senior Command Representative Senior Common Room (UK university) Sequence Control Register Serbo-Croatian (linguistics) Serial Console Redirection (Agilent)

Samples in periodicals archive:

Selective catalytic reduction is a process used to reduce NOx emissions and air pollution control.

The Process of Selective Catalytic Reduction for Reducing NOx ...

As part of the project, officially named RERC Units 3 and 4, Primoris will install two GE LM-6000 combustion turbine generators with selective catalytic reduction emissions control technology that will increase the RERC's capacity by a nominal 100MW.

United states : Primoris Services to build new SCCT power plant in ...

It also boasts a Selective Catalytic Reduction system, which reduces NOx emissions by 40 per cent, making it the first Japanese vehicle of its type.

New green Mazda

The Mazda CX-7 debuts on 15 September as the first Japanese passenger car to have a diesel engine fitted with a selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system.

Clean-running new Mazda on show

NOx control technologies such as selective catalytic reduction, lean NOx traps, lean Nox catalysts, and combined systems are then reviewed, followed by discussion of simultaneous PM and NOx reduction.

Diesel exhaust aftertreatment, 2000-2007

Central to the concept is the use of a hybrid selective non-catalytic reduction / selective catalytic reduction system and the Turbosorp(R) system (a circulating fluidized-bed dry scrubber).

CONSOL ENERGY TO DEMONSTRATE RETROFIT EMISSIONS CONTROL

Richardson, Texas, USA, recently developed an ammonia system that is a key component in the selective catalytic reduction (SCR) process used for NOx pollution control on power plants and other combustion sources.

Vector creates new ammonia system

The systems will generate ammonia reagent in support of large coal-fired electric generating units to be retrofitted with selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems for nitrogen oxide (NOx) control.

Fuel Tech Awarded $4.6 Million NOxOUT ULTRA[R] Contract in China