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What are the combustion components of a heating furnace?

2015-08-26View Original

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What are the combustion components of a heating furnace? Our company uses natural gas and hydrogen. Does the combustion of natural gas occur in the furnace, where carbon dioxide and oxygen react to produce carbon monoxide? Does nitrogen react with oxygen? Will the odor enhancer **thiophene react with oxygen?**
Reply #22015-09-02
Carbon dioxide and oxygen do not produce carbon monoxide; the original poster should be saying that carbon monoxide is formed when carbon dioxide and carbon are exposed to high temperatures. Nitrogen and oxygen react with each other; boilers emit nitrogen oxides, and there are regulations regarding the emission of these nitrogen oxides.

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