How much nitrogen in the flue gas reacts with oxygen to form nitric oxide?
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I hope everyone can help me.
It depends on the flue gas composition and environmental conditions, I guess
There is no analytical solution; it can be approximated through simulation software!
The flue gas analyzer did not detect the levels and volume percentages of nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide
For smoke analyzers, you can inquire with the manufacturer to see if they have detectors for the substances you wish to detect
There are many finite element software options; it is recommended to download ANSYS from the internet!
Nitrogen oxides in flue gas are complex, with NO being the main component. Monitoring instruments use standard gas samples, and the monitoring principle involves comparing the sample in question with these standard samples to determine the concentration
You need to know about chemical transmutation, as well as external conditions.
At your temperature, there is little reaction between nitrogen and oxygen; it is only above 1500 degrees that nitric oxide appears in large quantities