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10 Seebold, James G.; Davis, Bruce; Gogolek, Peter E.G.; Kostiuk, Larry; Pohl, John; Schwartz, Robert; Soelberg, Nick; Strosher, Mel; Walsh, PeteReaction efficiency of industrial flares the perspective of the past2003Dahm, Werner J. A. (2007). Scaling relations for flare interactions, flame lengths, and crosslighting requirements in large flare. American Flame Research Committee (AFRC).
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13 Walsh, Peter M.; Moyeda, David K.; Lanier, W. Steven; Booth, C. Michael; Folk, E. E. (Gary); Maxwell, ?John; Whitcraft, Wilfred K.; Noble, Roger K.; Clopton, Jeff M.; Rogers, Tracy; Nicely, Chris; Rosensteel, Robert E.; Miller, C. AndrewHydrogen flares: the DuPont-EER-EPA test program, amendment of the EPA requirements, and related developments2010-09-30
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18 Walsh, Peter M.; Moyeda, David K.; Lanier, W. Steven; Booth, C. Michael; Folk, E. E. (Gary); Maxwell, John.; Whitcraft, Wilfred K.; Noble, Roger K.; Clopton, Jeff M.; Rogers, Tracy; Nicely, Chris; Rosensteel, Robert E.; Miller, C. AndrewFlame stability limits and hydrocarbon destruction efficiencies of flares burning waste streams containing hydrogen and inert gases2002
19 Kretzschmar, SimonEnviromix_split_phase_applying_flameless_combustion_principles_to_pyrolysis_furnaces2011As the drive towards reduced NOx emissions accelerates, the need to promote synergy between all furnace components becomes paramount. One of the most exciting methods of reducing these emissions is through the application of the principles of flameless combustion. Through high rates of flue gas reci...
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