Does burning ammonia-containing waste gas increase nitrogen oxides?
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The exhaust gas contains 3% ammonia, with hydrogen, methane, carbon monoxide, etc. as other components; what increase will occur in nitrogen oxides when it is burned in an oxygen-enriched environment at 1250°C to 1300°C?
Does the amount of high-nitrogen oxides produced vary in ammonia combustion under oxygen-enriched and oxygen-deficient conditions?
Just calculate the amount of nitrogen to find out
Regardless of the form, N element will ultimately produce fixed nitrogen oxides
I’m grateful for the explanation; what I really want to know is how it’s calculated.