CCA Awarded Multiple Air Pollution Control Contracts Totaling Over $2.7 Million

MONROE, CT--(Marketwire - October 21, 2009) - Ewire - Combustion Components Associates, Inc. (CCA), a leader in the development and commercialization of clean power technologies, today announced the receipt of several major air pollution control contracts totaling over 2.7 million dollars.

The awards include six selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems for stationary diesel engines utilizing CCA's patented airless urea injection system. The CCA system allows the injection of non-hazardous urea solution directly into the exhaust duct of the engine in close proximity to the catalyst for the control of nitrogen oxide emissions. This avoids the hazards associated with transport and storage of ammonia or the need for complex on-site equipment for the conversion of urea to ammonia prior to injection. The SCR systems will be applied to two 2.2 MW existing diesel engines by a northeastern utility looking to operate these older engines for peak demand periods and to four new 2.5 MW diesel engines operated for peak power demand by an east coast commercial customer.

CCA has also received an order from a southeastern municipality for the supply of two selective non-catalytic reduction (SNCR) systems to be applied to two 900 ton per day refuse derived fuel plants for the reduction of nitrogen oxide emissions. CCA will provide design engineering, computer modeling, injection system hardware, and the urea storage tank, in addition to start-up and commissioning services.

Separately, CCA received an order to provide burner modifications on a 50 million gallon per year ethanol plant to reduce nitrogen oxide and carbon monoxide emissions. CCA will provide design engineering, CFD modeling, burner hardware, and start-up and commissioning services.

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Contact Information: COMBUSTION COMPONENTS ASSOCIATES, INC. 884 Main Street Monroe, Connecticut 06468 Tel: (203) 268-3139 Fax: (203) 261-7697 www.combustioncomponents.com