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The impact of changing burners in atmospheric and vacuum distillation units on final nitrogen oxide emissions

2017-02-08View Original

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:Lol, as the title says, I’d like to ask the experts
Reply #22017-02-09
There are now companies specialized in manufacturing low-nitrogen burners; once you learn about them, you’ll understand that by reducing the temperature around the flame and minimizing the high-temperature oxidation of nitrogen in the air, emissions of nitrogen oxides in the flue gases can be reduced

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