Survey on the current status of utilization and emission of exhaust gas from gas turbines; please give your **support (random replies to earn points will result in a penalty – Moderator)

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This post was last edited by Lantian on 2018-7-4 09:51. Gas turbines (hereinafter referred to as gas engines) are mainly used in the fertilizer industry in plants that utilize natural gas as a raw material; new, energy-efficient types of fertilizers have been introduced since the 1990s. The high-temperature exhaust gas emitted by gas turbines has high value for utilization, either for waste heat recovery or as supplementary combustion air. Recently, due to the increasing requirements regarding NOX emissions control (**the requirements for NOX from boilers and burners, etc. are

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