Mono-nitrogen oxides (NOx) including NO and NO2 are byproducts of combustion where it occurs in the presence of nitrogen. Since the composition of the atmosphere is 78% nitrogen, this would include most places where this combustion occurs. These NOx gases: …react to...
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Solving Pressure Control Loop Problems
It was great having the weekend to rest and recover from a breathless pace at last week's Emerson Exchange conference. There were so many workshops to see, but with more than 350 from which to choose, I couldn't make them all. Over the next several weeks, I'll recap...
Analyzing Flue Gas Emissions
Back in January, I shared some thoughts from Emerson's Doug Simmers on improving combustion in a post, Optimum Combustion for Reduced Greenhouse Emissions. He'll be presenting later this year on flue gas analysis and I was able to get my hands on a rough draft. I'll...
Reducing NOx through Combustion Optimization
If you're in the coal-fired power generation business, you may know that Coal-Gen 2009 is going on this week. During the conference, a Midwest power producer and the Emerson Power & Water Solutions team gave a joint presentation on combustion optimization....
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