Novacon Energy Systems at: http://novaconenergysystems.com has developed a process for reducing the air pollutants produced by the burning of coal, waste materials, petroleum and other fuels used in power plants, industrial boilers and many other commercial applications. The process reduces the production of Sulfur Dioxide, Oxidized Mercury, Sulfur Trioxide, and Unburned Carbon released to the atmosphere. It can also assist in improving combustion efficiency and the plant’s production capacity, adding to overall plant profits. The Novacon TAMs process involves the introduction of a unique Calcium-based sorbent directly into the combustion zone of the furnace through simple pneumatic injectors. Novacon Energy Systems development of the use of our patented TAMs sorbent demonstrates to the industry our ability to revolutionize in-furnace sorbent technology. The uniqueness of the process lies in its ability to reduce emissions to a higher degree at lower cost than other technologies now in use. TAMs are capable of being used at very high combustion temperatures without sintering or losing efficiency and therefore can be used in a wide variety of combustion systems operating at temperatures from 1,600f to 2,600f. It is scalable for use in any size or type furnace, including Circulating Fluidized Bed, Pulverized Coal, Stoker Grate, Rotary Kilns, and industrial process combustors. We are capable of reducing Sulfur Dioxide by over Ninety Five percent in CFBs at very low Calcium to Sulfur ratios, while simultaneously reducing carbon in ash by at least 30% and oxidized Mercury by over 75%. We can reduce Sulfur Dioxide by 70 to 80 percent in PCBs at a Ca/S ratio of 2. Higher reductions may be attained, by simply feeding more sorbent to the boiler. Low Capital, operating, maintenance, and labor costs, equals higher profits. The Novacon TAMs Multi-Pollutant Control System provides that elusive combination of high performance, low cost, and flexibility that the industry has sought for decades. To see more go to http://novaconenergysystems.com

1. Novacon Energy Systems, Inc. The TAMS Flue Gas Multi-Pollutant Control System For conventional utility boilers, TAMS holds the promise of extending the useful life of the plant while simultaneously reducing emissions and meeting higher future demand for electric power at competitive prices. For smaller utility boilers it would allows for substantial emissions Reductions without the high capital, labor, maintenance, and Operating costs associated with scrubbers. For Circulating Fluidized Bed combustors it would significantly reduce costs, increase efficiency, increase plant output, and provide for very high emissions reductions without additional capital investment. TAMS very low capital cost significantly reduces the financial risks of facilities planning and pollution control cost containment strategies. It may be used in any type of combustor and is applicable to Waste to Energy plants, Paper manufacturing, and many other industrial applications.

2. THE NOVACON SORBENT INJECTION PROCESS Thermally Active Marble (TAM (c) ) WHAT IS IT ? A specially selected and prepared form of Calcium Carbonate exhibiting greatly increased performance as compared to conventional Limestone,Hydrated lime, Sodium Bicarbonate, and other sorbents

4. TAMs Injection into CFB or PCB TAMS can be used in any type of combustor through a simple system consisting of a silo, a metering valve, and pneumatic injectors. Drawing shows schematic for the majority of installed boiler types Works well in Stoker-Grate, Rotary Kiln and Mixed-with-Coal- Systems

5. Novacon Process Schematic for P.C.B. boilers For C.F.B.s no equipment needed since they are already equipped for limestone injection Feed Stone Supply Grinding & Processing Equipment Grinding & Processing Equipment Two production lines for increased reliability TAMs Silo Variable speed Feeder Boiler Combustor Injectors * * Closed-Loop Control System Feed rates would be automatically controlled by CEMS stack sensor data vs. Emissions Set-Point

7. Comparison of TAMs to Limestone in Pulverized Coal Boiler Demonstrations Firing 2.48% Sulfur Bituminous Coal % SO 2 Capture at Ca/S of 2 Test performed under the sponsorship of the U.S. Dept. of Energy and The Illinois Clean Coal Institute at EERC (General Electric). Over 500 limestones tested in this program. Showed 78% reductions @ 2 CA/S at Penn State firing same coal.

9. CFB Pilot Scale Test Please note: SO2 reductions with TAMS higher by 1.8% Difference in feed rates would have been higher at same reduction rate Results of Demonstrations in CFB Power Plants Ca/S ratios required to meet SO2 reduction targets. Over 1 year in use at Foster Wheeler, AES, Tampella,

11. TAMs Compared to Other Sorbents Higher temperature tolerance without sintering and flatter curve This allows it to be injected closer to the flame which increases residence time and assures higher mixing efficiencies of SO2, coal, and sorbent Temperature conversion- 2200 F = 1204 C 2300 F = 1260 C 2400 F = 1316 C 2500 F = 1370 C

12. Tests run at EERC Key Operating Results Firing 2.5% Sulfur Illinois Coal (EERC is a subsidiary of General Electric) 2450 F = 1343 C Flue gas V = 2.15 m/s

14. TAMs (c) Can be used at Coal and Oil Burning Power Plants as the Transformation Technology to a Cleaner, Greener Environment