Nitrogen oxide formation in the combustion of ammonia-containing exhaust gases
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Hello, Sea Friends! The exhaust gas volume is 8,500 cubic meters, with an ammonia concentration of 4%. The temperature of the incinerator is set at 1,300°C, resulting in 3,400 cubic meters of flue gas. What would be the approximate range for the nitrogen oxide concentration? Does anyone have any experience with this?
How does 8,500 cubic meters get reduced to 3,400 cubic meters? I haven’t figured it out. Has the water condensed?
Segmented combustion will do; it allows compliance with emission standards
Sorry, I made a mistake; it’s 34,000 cubic meters: L
Why burn at 1300? According to hazardous waste standards, 1100 is sufficient; with your method of burning, the value should be between 1000 and 2000.
Check the Gibbs free energy of hydrogen and nitrogen oxides; it can be estimated using ASPEN