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Product category: Plantwide control
News Release from: Emerson Process Management - Power + Water
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 09 September 2005

Controls ordered for flue
desulphurisation system

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Emerson Process Management has been awarded a $1.8 million contract to install controls for a new flue gas desulphurisation (FGD) system at Unit 3 of Cinergy Corp's Gibson Generating Station.

Emerson Process Management has been awarded a $1.8 million contract to install controls for a new flue gas desulphurisation (FGD) system at Unit 3 of Cinergy Corp's Gibson Generating Station, near Princeton, Indiana Cinergy will install Emerson's PlantWeb digital architecture with the Solaris-based Ovation expert control system, as well as AMS Suite asset management software and Rosemount intelligent field transmitters

Emerson's Power and Water Solutions industry centre will co-ordinate and supervise the process control system installation at the 3250MW station, one of the largest fossil-fuel plants in North America.

Delivery is scheduled for December 2005.

With this comprehensive automation solution, Cinergy will be able to optimise performance of its new FGD system.

Additionally, since the plant's five 650MW units already are controlled by Emerson distributed control systems, installation of the Ovation FGD controls has the additional benefit of enabling Cinergy to easily integrate the new control system with existing plant controls, further boosting overall plant efficiency.

"The installation of this scrubber is part of Cinergy's on-going commitment to the environment, and the control system is an important aspect of this project", said Carl King, Senior Engineer, Gibson Generating Station.

"Having used Emerson controls for a number of years, we are well aware of the operational and cost benefits of these systems".

"We are pleased to be able to continue our relationship with Cinergy and are gratified by their ongoing confidence in Emerson", said Bob Yeager, President, Emerson Power and Water Solutions.

"We believe Emerson was selected by Cinergy for this project due to benefits delivered by prior use of our distributed systems, our extensive industry experience, and the proven record of increased reliability and availability delivered by the PlantWeb digital plant approach".

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