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Low-nitrogen burner for power boilers

2015-06-03View Original

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I would like to ask all fellow shipowners: have you installed low-nitrogen burners in your power boilers? What are the nitrogen oxide emission limits?
Reply #22015-06-04
Are you referring to an integrated burner or a split-type burner? Our split-type low-nitrogen oxides burners can achieve nitrogen oxide emissions as low as 70 ppm. The burner is an original imported ESA Pyronics product from Italy
Reply #32015-06-04
Are you referring to 70 ppm or 70 mg/m3?
Reply #42015-06-08
I’m learning about it; I didn’t have much understanding before
Reply #52016-01-21
Dear sea friend, do you mean that 70 ppm refers to the final flue gas emission concentration? Is it the effect of a standalone low-nitrogen burner, or are other denitrification technologies (such as SNCR, SCR) used in combination?
Reply #62017-02-24
After conversion, 70 ppm equals 143 mg/m3. What are the values before and after the renovation? By how much did it drop to 70 ppm?

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