Indonesia

Funded by UNIDO, this project was a part of a wider regional project called "Demonstration of Best Available Techniques (BAT) and Best Environmental Practices (BEP) in the Fossil fuel-fired Utilities and Industrial Boilers in response to the Stockholm Convention on POPs". The main goal of this particular project was to gather data in order assess the effectiveness of the implemented BATs and BEPs on the emission of Dioxins, Furans and Mercury in the Suralaya Power Plant in Indonesia. DEKONTA, as the main contractor, was responsible to send a team of experts to the field in order to perform several filed measurements collect and send samples to be analysed in our partner’s laboratory

The activities done by the contractor were the following:

• Measurement of PCDD/PCDF and Mercury in flue gas
• Measurement of operational parameters in range (temperature, pressure, gas velocity, gas flow rate, oxygen, H2O content (humidity), CO, CO2, SOx and NOx and particulate matter)
• Sampling of coal, bottom ash and fly ash
• Analysis of Coal for the content of mercury and total chlorine.
• Analysis of fly ash and bottom ash for the content of PCDD/PCDF.

Karel Sottner - Project Manager

Fernando Rebelo - Project Administration

Vojtech Musil - Project Administration