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Combustion Efficiency of Flares

Combustion Science and Technology, 1986
Abstract Emissions of incompletely burned hydrocarbons from industrial flares may contribute to air pollution. Available data on flare emissions are sparse, and methods to sample operating flares are unavailable. The study reported herein was developed to provide additional data on flare emissions.
John H. Pohl, Bruce A. Tichenor, Joannes Lee, Roy Payne   +3 more
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Efficient Implementation of Chemistry in Computational Combustion

Flow, Turbulence and Combustion, 2008
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Pope, Stephen B., Ren, Zhuyin
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Combustion Efficiencies of Supersonic Flames

Journal of Propulsion and Power, 2001
Measuredvaluesofcombustionefe ciencyc,whichquantifytheamountofhydrogenfuelthatremainsunburned because the fuel has insufe cient residence time in the reaction zone of a supersonic e ame, are reported. Trends are reported as the fuel e ow rate and the stagnation temperature are systematically varied.
Albert Ratner, James F. Driscoll, Hwanil Huh, Rodney A. Bryant   +3 more
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Increasing efficiency of coal combustion

2012 7th International Forum on Strategic Technology (IFOST), 2012
Mongolia is rich in coal reserves. Coal is the main energy source — and the country's potential reserves are sufficient enough to be used in long-term. Though efficiency of steam boilers of the Combined Heat and Power (CHP) is relatively normal, the technology itself does not meet up-to-date efficiency requirements.
Busjav Namkhainyam, Namsraijav Oyuntsetseg   +1 more
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Electrorheology Leads to Efficient Combustion

Energy & Fuels, 2008
Improving engine efficiency and reducing pollutant emissions are extremely important. Here, we report our fuel injection technology based on the new physics principle that proper application of electrorheology can reduce the viscosity of petroleum fuels. A small device is thus introduced just before the fuel injection for the engine, producing a strong
R. Tao, K. Huang, H. Tang, D. Bell
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Ecological efficiency in glycerol combustion

Applied Thermal Engineering, 2014
Abstract Growth in biodiesel production has led to a large surplus of glycerol. So the fundamental question arises: What can be done with glycerol? This is one of the main reasons current research is aimed at developing technologies for the conversion and/or use of glycerol in order to enhance the biodiesel industry and dramatically improve its ...
Coronado, Christian R., Carvalho, Joao A., Quispe, Cesar A., Sotomonte, Cesar R.   +3 more
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Gas‐Dynamic Method of Determining Combustion Efficiency in a Model with Combustion

Combustion, Explosion and Shock Waves, 2004
A method of determining combustion efficiency and test‐gas parameters along the combustion chamber with a supersonic velocity of air at the entrance is considered. The composition and properties of the test gas are determined by a thermodynamic calculation with allowance for dissociation and temperature dependence of the energy of internal degrees of ...
E. V. Orlik, A. V. Starov, V. V. Shumskii   +2 more
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Predicting combustion efficiency of fluidized bed combustion with fines recycling

Energy & Fuels, 1991
Fluidized bed combustion shows potential for burning high sulfur coal and other low-grade fuels efficiently and cleanly. In order to predict the effect of recycling fines on combustion efficiency in the current fluidized bed combustor at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center (OARDC), mathematical equations were developed to transform ...
Jeng Liang Lin, Harold M. Keener, James E. Henry   +2 more
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