The relationship between CO and flue gas COD
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How the level of CO affects the COD in flue gas, and what effects do the temperature and oxygen content in the incinerator have on the COD in flue gas.
There is no direct relationship; it is related to the oxygen content in the flue gas
COD stands for Chemical Oxygen Demand; a high COD value indicates that the amount of oxygen used for oxidation is insufficient or that the reaction time is not enough. It has little to do with CO
Generally, CO is not included in regular smoke gas tests. The level of nitrogen dioxide is very low before testing the incinerator, but it becomes high afterward. Why is that? The temperature in the incinerator is over 600 degrees.