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1 Benisti, Jean-Claude ; Vabre, C. ; Chapus, A.The "Comburimetre" and its Use in Combustion Control1986
2 Giaier, T.; Cron, D.; Shahid, I.; Rosen, T.; Rabovitser, I.; Cygan, D.; Robert,M.20 MMBtu/h FIR Burner Test Results: High Efficiency and Very Low NOx with No FGR1997TECHNOLOGY SUMMARY Develop a very low emissions, natural gas-fired burner for new and retrofit applications to industrial and utility watertube boilers and process fluid heaters in the range of 1.2 to 35 MWth (4 to 120 X 10^6 Btu/h)
3 2011 AFRC combustion symposium attendees2011-09-20
4 Newby, John21 Years of Real-World Low NOx Injection ("LNI")2013-09-23Paper from the AFRC 2013 conference titled 21 Years of Real-World Low NOx Injection ("LNI") by John Newby.
5 Baukal, C.4 Rules of Fired Heater Operation2015-09-10Paper from the AFRC 2015 conference titled 4 Rules of Fired Heater Operation
6 Pitz, William J.; Westbrook, Charles K.A Chemical Kinetic Modeling Study of Chlorinated Hydrocarbon Combustion1990
7 Drennan, Scott A.; Lifshits, Vladimir; Camino, Ken; Seay, Jason E.; Pont, Jennifer N.; Gemmer, R. V.A Combined Experimental and Numerical Approach to the Design of an Industrial Ultra Low NOx Natural Gas Fired Burner1996
8 Wheaton, Zachary; Stroh, David; Krishnamoorthy, Gautham; Muhammad, Sami; Orsino, Stefano; Nakod, PravinA comparative study of gray and non-gray methods of computing gas absorption coefficients and its effect on the numberical predictions of oxy-fuel combustionComputational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations are performed to model the radiation process in natural gas fired furnaces using different gray and non-gray radiation models. Simulations of two representative furnace cases (HTAC and OXYFLAM) were performed and the computed radiative fluxes compared w...
9 Murphree, D. L.; Srikantaiah, D. V.; Stickel, R. E.; Daubach, R. O.A Differential Ultraviolet Resonant Absorption System for the Non-Intrusive Measurement of Nitric Oxide in a Combustion Environment1983
10 Boley, Troy M.; Davis, Bruce C.A Discussion of Concerns if Proposed Refinery Flare Rules are Applied to the Chemical Industry2015
11 Boley, T.M.A Discussion of Concerns if Proposed Refinery Flare Rules are Applied to the Chemical Industry2015-09-10Paper from the AFRC 2015 conference titled A Discussion of Concerns if Proposed Refinery Flare Rules are Applied to the Chemical Industry
12 Yoshino, H.; Viskanta, R.A Dynamic Thermal System Model For a Low Inertia Furnace1997
13 De Soete, Gerard G.A Heated Grid Study of the Pyrolysis/Oxidation Competition During Ignition of Coal Dust1982
14 Floris, F.; Pasini, S.; Partesotti, C.; Quattroni, G.A Laboratory-Scale Furnace to Study Ash Deposition and Fouling Due to Pulverized Coal Combustion1988
15 Johnson, M. R.; Kostiuk, Larry; Cheng, R. K.A Low Emissions, Lean Premixed Burner1995
16 Sivy, J. L.; Kaufman, K. C.; Rodgers, L. W.; Koslosky, J. V.A Low-NOx Burner Prototype Developed for B&W's Advanced Coal Fired Emission Boiler System1996
17 Stapper, Blake E.; Nelson, Thomas P.; Bell, Ronald D.; Barone, S. PeterA Low-NOx High-DRE Burner for Co-firing Liquid Waste with Natural Gas1995
18 Annen, K.; Gruninger, J.; Stewart, G.A Method For Extending Viscosity Prediction Formulas1983
19 Hayhurst, Jeff; Hyde, John; Menniti, DanielA New Approach to Combined Cross Correlation and Flicker Frequency Flame Monitoring for Very Low NOx Pulverised Fuel Burners1997
20 A New Turbulent Combustion Model Based on Flame Surface Density Concept1997
21 Panahi, S. K.; Hemsath, K. H.; Thekdi, A. C.A New Ultra Low NOx Combustion Technique for Preheated Combustion Air Applications1993
22 Panahi, S. K.; Hemsath, K. H.; Thekdi, Arvind C.A New Ultra Low NOx Combustion Technique for Preheated Combustion Air Applications1994
23 Fairchild, Paul; Gat, Nahum; Witte, Arvel B.A Non-Intrusive Sodium Line Emission Pyrometer for Coal Combustor Temperature Measurement1985
24 Niguse, Yonas, G.A Novel Fuel-Flexible Combustor for Industrial Applications2013-09-24Paper from the AFRC 2013 conference titled A Novel Fuel-Flexible Combustor for Industrial Applications by Yonas Niguse
25 Atreya, Arvind; Kezerle, James A.A novel method of waste heat recovery from high temperature furnaces to create radiative flameless combustion2009One of the largest heat losses in high temperature furnaces is the loss of flue gas enthalpy. Currently, up to 60% of the heating value of natural gas (or any other fuel) used in high temperature furnaces is lost via the flue gases. This work discusses the benefits and technology of re-circulating t...
26 Butler, G. W.; Lee, Jaesoo ; Ushimaru, Kenji ; Bernstein, Samual ; Gosman, A. DavidA Numerical Simulation Methodology and its Application in Natural Gas Burner Design1986
27 Daly, Bart J.; Stark, Walter A. Jr.A Numerical Study of Entrained Coal Gasification with The Conchas Spray Code1985
28 Gera, D.; Mathur, Mahendra P.; Freeman, Mark C.; Robinson, Allen L.A Numerical Study of the Effects of Biomass Coal Cofiring on Unburned Carbon and NOx Emissions1999
29 Marlow, D.; Norton, Thomas S.A Reduced Mechanism for Low-Heating-Value Gas Combustion in a Perfectly Stirred Reactor1995
30 Ouyang, Z.A Study of Flameless Combustion Behavior of Pulverized Coal Preheated by Circulating Fluidized Bed2015-09-11Paper from the AFRC 2015 conference titled A Study of Flameless Combustion Behavior of Pulverized Coal Preheated by Circulating Fluidized Bed.
31 Bunt, Randolph CedricA Study of the Performance of a Compression-Ignition Engine with Modifications to Enhance Atomization Using Alternative Fuels1983
32 Yahagi, Masahiro; Hase, KojiA Study on Flame Stabilization of a Perforated Porous Plate Burner1994
33 Fangmeier, Bruce A.; Himes, Richard M.; McDannel, Mark D.; Lott, Robert A.; Toole-O'Neil, BarbaraA Summary of Air Toxic Emissions from Natural Gas-Fired Combustion Turbines1994
34 Smith, Philip J.A technology for measuring combustion efficiency of industrial & field flares (integrating measurements and simulations)2011-08-12Flare research over the past decade has increasingly illustrated that there is likely no one simple operational parameter (or even a few parameters) that will characterize the combustion behavior of flare flames.i Simple correlations are unobtainable because of the complexity of the nonlinear mixing...
35 Taylor, Philip H.; Dellinger, BarryA Thermal Stability Based Ranking of Hazardous Organic Compound Incinerability1987
36 Jatale, Anchal; Smith, Philip; Thornock, Jeremy; Smith, SeanA Validation of Flare Combustion Efficiency Simulations2012-09-05
37 Diaz-Ibarra, O.A Validation Uncertainty Quantification Analysis of a 1.5 MW Oxy-Coal Fired Furnace2015-09-11Paper from the AFRC 2015 conference titled A Validation Uncertainty Quantification Analysis of a 1.5 MW Oxy-Coal Fired Furnace
38 Oscar H. Diaz-IbarraA Validation/Uncertainty Quantification (V/UQ) Analysis for a 1.5 MW Oxy-coal Fired L1500 Furnace using a Swirling Boundary Condition2016-09-12Conference Paper
39 Diaz-Ibarra, O.H.A Validation/uncertainty Quantification Analysis for a 1.5 MW Oxy-coal Fired L1500 Furnace using a Swirling Boundary Condition2016-09-12Paper from the AFRC 2016 conference titled A Validation/uncertainty Quantification Analysis for a 1.5 MW Oxy-coal Fired L1500 Furnace using a Swirling Boundary Condition
40 Carroll, C.A Wholistic Approach to Enable the Next Era of NOx Reducing Technology in Process Burners2018-09-17Paper from the AFRC 2018 conference titled A Wholistic Approach to Enable the Next Era of NOx Reducing Technology in Process Burners
41 Shaw, Henry; Yang, Chen-LuAbsorption of NOx Induced by Sodium Chlorite Oxidation1991
42 Acceptable operating parameters for steam assisted flares at Purge RatesFlare vendors recommend that cooling steam should always be supplied to the steam injection equipment on steam assisted flare tips. However, the nomenclature of "cooling steam" properly describes only one aspect of this steam flow. Not only does this steam provide thermal protection to the steam inj...
43 Kodesh, Zachary; Fox, Scott; Franklin, JamesAccurate and reliable flare testing methods2011-08-30Recently the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), through The University of Texas (UT) initiated a project utilizing John Zink facilities to better understand the operating envelope of varying flare technologies across various process conditions. A large scale flare testing environment ...
44 Smith, J.Achieving Environmental Compliance through Proper Destruction Efficiency of Low-Profile Flare Systems2014-09-08Paper from the AFRC 2014 conference titled Achieving Environmental Compliance through Proper Destruction Efficiency of Low-Profile Flare Systems by J.D. Smith.
45 Gull, W.Achieving Heater Resiliency: The Role of Radiant Tube Support and Stack Damper Performance2017-12-11Paper from the AFRC 2017 conference titled Achieving Heater Resiliency: The Role of Radiant Tube Support and Stack Damper Performance
46 Isaacs, Rex K.Achieving Ultra-Low NOx Emissions in Methanol Downfired Reformer Applications2013-09-24Paper from the AFRC 2013 conference titled Achieving Ultra-Low NOx Emissions in Methanol Downfired Reformer Applications by Rex Isaacs
47 Brown, Lynn D.Achieving Ultra-Low Sulfur Levels in Refinery Fuel Gas1991
48 Spellicy, Robert L.Active and passive FTIR monitoring of flare combustion efficiency
49 Industrial Monitor & Control CorporationActive and passive monitoring of flare combustion efficiency2011-09-19
50 Mangal, R.; Mozes, M.; Gaikwad, R.; Thampi, R.; MacDonald, D.Additive Injection for NOx Control1989
51 Mochida, Susumu; Hasegawa, Toshiaki; Tanaka, RyoichiAdvanced Application of Excess Enthalpy Combustion Technology to Boiler Systems1993
52 Morgan, D. J.; Van de Kamp, W. L.Advanced Burners for Coal Fired Boilers1996
53 Dugué, Jacques; Drasek, W. Von; Samaniego, J. M.; Charon, O.; Oguro, T.Advanced Combustion Facilities and Diagnostics1998
54 Smith, Joseph D.Advanced Design Optimization of Combustion Equipment for BioEnergy Systems Using Sculptor with CFD Tools2013-09-23Paper from the AFRC 2013 conference titled Advanced Design Optimization of Combustion Equipment for BioEnergy Systems Using Sculptor with CFD Tools by Joseph Smith.
55 Smith, J.D.Advanced Design Optimization of Combustion Equipment Using Sculptor with CFD Tools2014-09-10Paper from the AFRC 2014 conference titled Advanced Design Optimization of Combustion Equipment Using Sculptor with CFD Tools by J.D. Smith.
56 Widmer, Neil C.; Cole, Jerald A.; Koppang, R.; Gemmer, R. V.; Gensler, WayneAdvanced Diagnostic Evaluation of an Ultra-Low NOx Industrial Gas Burner1995
57 Nutcher, Peter B.; Kolczynski, JoeAdvanced Fluid Bed Combustor for Thermal Disposal of Industrial Wastes1990
58 Advanced Models for Predicting Carbon Burn Out and NOx Formation in Coal Combustion1997
59 Rehmat, Amir ; Khinkis, MarkAdvanced Multipurpose Incinerator1990
60 Chen, S. L.; Lyon, R. K.; Seeker, W. R.Advanced Non-Catalytic Post Combustion NOx Control1990
61 Kramlich, J. C.; Cole, J. A.; Lyon, R. K.; Chen, S. L.; Pershing, David W.Advanced NOx Control With Selective Reduction Agents1988
62 Sullivan, John D.; Pam, R. L.Advanced Radiant Combustion System for High Temperature Petrochemical Process Heaters1992
63 Sullivan, John D.Advanced Radiant Combustion Systems for Petrochemical Process Heaters1994
64 Moyeda, D.; Sheldon, M.; Koppang, R.; Lanyi, M.; Li, X.; Eleazer, B.Advanced Steel Reheat Furnace1997
65 Katsuki, MasashiAdvancement of Furnace Technology by Highly Preheated Air Combustion and Its Future Evolution1998
66 Drennan, Scott A.; Vijay, MandayamAdvances in Low NOx Residual Oil Firing For Boilers1999
67 William C. GibsonAdvantages of a Tangentially Fired Delayed Coker Heater (Conventional or Flameless) to Increase Run Lengths and Monitor Combustion2016-09-12Conference Paper
68 Gibson, W.C.Advantages of a Tangentially Fired Delayed Coker Heater (Conventional or Flameless) to Increase Run Lengths and Monitor Combustion2016-09-12Paper from the AFRC 2016 conference titled Advantages of a Tangentially Fired Delayed Coker Heater (Conventional or Flameless) to Increase Run Lengths and Monitor Combustion
69 Evans, S.Adventures in Flaring2015-09-10Paper from the AFRC 2015 conference titled Adventures in Flaring
70 Kraus, K.AERO Radiant Wall Burner for Ethylene Cracking and Steam Methane Reforming2016-09-13Paper from the AFRC 2016 conference titled AERO Radiant Wall Burner for Ethylene Cracking and Steam Methane Reforming
71 Kurt KrausAero Radiant Wall Burner for Ethylene Cracking and Steam Methane Reforming2016-09-13Conference Paper
72 Edwards, C. F.Aerodynamics of a Steady Spray Flame in the Near-Injector Region of a Research Furnace by Laser Doppler Velocimetry1989
73 Barton, R. G.; Seeker, W. R.Affect of System Operation on Toxic Air Emissions1990
74 Seebold, James G.AFRC 2008 international flare consortium update2008
75 Seebold, James G.AFRC 2009 international flare consortium update2009
76 AFRCAFRC 2012 Meeting Agenda2012-09-05
77 Yamagishi, M. ; Yokoyama, T. ; Shibuya, E.Air Pollution Control for Waste to Energy Plants1987
78 Bluestein, JoeAir Regulatory Outlook for Combustion Processes1996
79 Elbaz, A.M.Air staged double swirl low NOx LPG burner2015-09-11Paper from the AFRC 2015 conference titled Air staged double swirl low NOx LPG burner
80 Wendt, J. O. L.; Mereb, J. B.Air Staging and Reburning Mechanisms for NOx Abatement in a Laboratory Coal Combustor1991
81 Demayo, T. N.; Miyasato, M. M.; Samuelsen, G. S.Air Toxic Measurements in Different Model Industrial Applications1999
82 Moody, K.J.Alkaline Hydrolysis Resistant and Durable Refractory Linings for Fired Process Heaters2017-12-12Paper from the AFRC 2017 conference titled Alkaline Hydrolysis Resistant and Durable Refractory Linings for Fired Process Heaters
83 Jim SeeboldAll Talk and No Do! Why No Reported Successes In Optimizing Industrial Flare CEs and DREs by Automatic Control to the Incipient Smoke Point?2013-09-25Paper from the AFRC 2013 conference titled All Talk and No Do! Why No Reported Successes In Optimizing Industrial Flare CEs and DREs by Automatic Control to the Incipient Smoke Point? by Jim Seebold.
84 Skarda, JamesAlloy Selection and Design Considerations for High Temperature Service1989
85 Nakamura, YasuhisaAluminum Heating Technique Using an Immersion-tube Burner1991
86 American flame research committee (AFRC) international combustion symposium2011Burner retrofits in industrial boilers are an economical solution to achieving lower NOx levels with existing fired equipment. However, designing a next generation ultra-low NOx burner footprint that fits into an existing burner cutout continues to be an industry challenge in many applications. Buil...
87 Loftus, JordanAmerican Flame Research Committee of the International Flame Research Foundation1984
88 Lee, C. C. Ph.D.An Analysis of Metal Partitioning in a Hazardous Waste Incineration System1987
89 Krauss, W. E.; Singh, S. N.An Assessment of the Utilization of Coal Oil Mixtures in Firetube Boilers1982
90 Stickler, D.; Gannon, R.; Young, L.; Annamalai, K.An Engineering Model for Pulverized Fuel Combustion Stability1983
91 Noble, Roger K.; Keller, Michael R.; Schwartz, Robert E.An Experimental Analysis of Flame Stability of Open Air Diffusion Flames1984
92 Gollahalli, S. R.; Siddiqui, N.An Experimental Study of the Burning Spray of an Unstabilized Synthetic Oil Water Emulsion1984
93 Bai, T.; Yeboah, Y. D.; Sampath, R.; Farnsworth, C.; Mocsari, J.An Experimental Study of the Effects of Natural Gas Composition Variations on Fan Powered Infrared (PIR) Burners1996
94 Yap, Loo T.; Yetter, Richard A.An Inquiry Into the Fundamental Causes of Incineration Emissions1990
95 Breault, Ronald; Litka, Anthony; McClaine, Andrew; Chamberland, Ray P.; McNeil, David T.; Wilsoncroft, TomAn Integrated Cullet/Batch Preheater System for Oxygen-Fuel Fired Glass Furnaces1996
96 Walsh, Peter M.; Li, Chengzhi; Beer, Janos M.An Interpretation of Time-Resolved Oxygen Concentration Measurements in Coal-Burning Fluidized Beds1983
97 Rey-Chein, Chang ; Wen-Chieh, Chen ; Wen-Chen, ChangAn Investigation of Aromatic Derivatives Removal by Regenerative Combustion1998
98 Ying, Shuh-JingAn Investigation of Iron Formation on the Furnace Floor1983
99 Yang, Y. B.; Gibbs, B. M.; Hampartsoumian, E.An Investigation of NO Reduction by Coal Reburning1998
100 Dupont, V.; Pourkashanian, Mohamed; Williams, AlanAn Investigation of Ultra Low NOx Natural Gas Burners1992
101 Smith, Philip J.; Kumar, Seshadri; Spinti, Jennifer; Desam, Padmabhushana R.; Borodai, Stainslav G.An LES analysis of industrial flare performance under high wind conditions2005
102 Helble, J. J.; Srinivasachar, S.; Morency, J. R.; Moniz, G. A.; Huggins, F. E.; Huffman, G. P.An Overview of the Behavior of Selected Trace Metal Species During Coal Combustion and Gasification1993
103 Stumbar, James P.An Overview of the Industrial Combustion Coordinated Rulemaking Process1998
104 An Overview of the Low Emission Boiler System LEBS Project1998
105 Towle, D. P.; Maney, C. Q.; Marion, J. L.; Laflesh, Richard; Benanti, A.; DeMichele, G.; Tarli, R.; Galli, G.; Mainini, G.; Piantanida, A.An Update on NOx Emissions Control Technologies for Utility Coal, Oil and Gas Fired Tangential Boilers1991
106 Marr, Kevin C.Analysis of Combustion Efficiencies for Industrial Steam-Assisted Flares2013-09-25Paper from the AFRC 2013 conference titled Analysis of Combustion Efficiencies for Industrial Steam-Assisted Flares by Kevin Marr
107 Nakagawa, JunichiAnalysis of Combustion System Using High Temperature CO and N2 Mixed Gas1998
108 Breithaupt, Peter P.Analysis of Local Turbulent Reaction Rates from CFD Predictions of a 2MWt Natural Gas-Fired Turbulent Diffusion Flame1997
109 Smith, J.Analysis of the Wind Effects on a Multi-field LNG Ground Flare2013-09-25Paper from the AFRC 2013 conference titled Analysis of the Wind Effects on a Multi-field LNG Ground Flare by J. Smith
110 Smith, Joseph D.Analysis of Wind Effects on a Multi-field LNG Ground Flare2013-09-25Paper from the AFRC 2013 conference titled Analysis of Wind Effects on a Multi-field LNG Ground Flare by Joseph D. Smith
111 Bell, Stuart R.; Caton, Jerald A.Analytical Evaluations of Ignition Options for a Coal/Water Slurry Fueled Engine1985
112 Appendix 1 Status of IFRF Research Projects October 19841984
113 Hill, Scott C.; Cannon, John N.Application of a Comprehensive Combustion Code to Simulate No Pollutant Formation in a Utility Scale Furnace1994
114 Application of a Mathematical Modeling to the Development of a Muffle Type Continuous Heat Treating Furnace1997
115 Takei, Masaru; Matsumoto, M.Application of a Mathematical Modeling to the Development of Low NOx High Temperature High-Air-Preheat Furnaces1995
116 Sappey, AndrewApplication of Advanced 2-D TDLAS diagnostics for the Optimization of Combustion in Steam Methane Reformers2013-09-25Paper from the AFRC 2013 conference titled Application of Advanced 2-D TDLAS diagnostics for the Optimization of Combustion in Steam Methane Reformers by Andrew Sappey.
117 Richter, WolfgangApplication of Advanced Computer Models for Performance Analysis of Boiler Combustion Chambers1985
118 Jatale, A.Application of CFD to model Air-assisted Industrial Flares under Low-Btu Low-flow Rate conditions2015-09-10Paper from the AFRC 2015 conference titled Application of CFD to model Air-assisted Industrial Flares under Low-Btu Low-flow Rate conditions
119 Thompson, R.; Aufdencamp, T.; Davey, T.The Application of Combustion Diagnostic Techniques in Boiler Tuning for NOx Control1994
120 Michels, Dr. William F.; Gnaedig, Gregor ; Comparato, Joseph R.The Application of Computational Fluid Dynamics in the NOxOUT Process for Reducing NOx Emissions from Stationary Combustion Sources1990
121 Boehman, Andre L.; Essenhigh, Robert H.Application of Furnace Analysis to Internal Combustion Engines1995
122 Moyeda, David K.; Pont, Jennifer N.; Koppang, R.; Donaldson, L.Application of Gas Reburning Technology to Glass Furnaces for NOx Emissions Control1994
123 Suo-Anttila, Ahti; Smith, Joseph D.Application of ISIS computer code to gas flares under varying wind conditions2006
124 Saiki, Naoto; Koizumi, KenjiApplication of Low NOx Combustion Technique for Regenerative System1991
125 Robertson, T. F.; Quinn, Dennis E.Application of Premix Combustion to High Input Burner Systems1995
126 Laflesh, Richard; Marion, J. L.; Towle, D. P.; Maney, C. Q.; De Michele, G.; Pasini, S.; Bertacchi, S.; Piantanida, A.; Galli, G.; Mainini, G.Application of Reburning Technologies for NOx Emissions Control on Oil and Pulverized Coal Tangentially Fired Boilers1991
127 Misaki, Hiroyuki; Takashi, Koichi; Akiyama, ToshikazuApplication of Regenerative Burner for Ladle Preheating System of Electric Furnace1998
128 Fellows, W. D.Application of the Thermal DeNOx Process to Glass Melting Furnaces1989
129 Bowers, James ; Fleming, DonaldApplication Studies of Advanced Combustion Systems1986
130 Zinn, Ben T.Applications of Pulse Combustion in Industry1986
131 Sweeting, Truett B.; Strom, Laurie A.Applications of Reticulated Ceramics for Low NOx Infrared Emitters and Pollution Abatement Devices1991
132 Vogt, Robert A.Applied Combustion Research at the Gas Research Institute1981
133 Hu, Shengteng; Zeng, Dong; Sarv, HamidApplying laser-induced incandescence (LII) technique to soot volume fraction measurements for pyrolyzing pulverized coal2009Staged combustion and gasification of coal are conducive to soot formation. Presence of soot in combustion systems can affect heat transfer, pollutant formation, and unburned carbon levels.Development of an accurate soot production model requires high-quality experimental data. For this purpose, the...
134 Mozes, M.; Mangal, R.; Thampi, R.Ash Conditioning for Improved ESP Performance1988
135 Baxter, L. L.; DeSollar, Richard W.Ash Deposition as a Function of Coal Type, Location in a Boiler, and Boiler Operating Conditions: Predictions Compared To Observations1991
136 Adams, BradleyAsh Deposition Modeling Incorporating Mineral Matter Transformations Applied to Coal and Biomass Co-firing2013-09-25Paper from the AFRC 2013 conference titled Ash Deposition Modeling Incorporating Mineral Matter Transformations Applied to Coal and Biomass Co-firing by Bradley Adams
137 Niksa, StephenAssess Coal Quality Impacts on Your Personal Computer1996
138 Stuck, D.Assessment of Flare Smokeless Capacity Estimation Techniques2016-09-14Paper from the AFRC 2016 conference titled Assessment of Flare Smokeless Capacity Estimation Techniques
139 Derek StuckAssessment of Flare Smokeless Capacity Estimation Techniques2016-09-14Conference paper
140 Trenholm, Andrew R.Assessment of Incinerator Emissions During Operational Transients1987
141 Lanier, W. Steven; von Alten, T. Robert; Kilgroe, James D.Assessment of Trace Organic Emissions Test Results from the Montgomery Count South MWC in Dayton, Ohio1990
142 Van de Kamp, W. L.; Morgan, D. J.; Roberts, P. A.Atmospheric Pressure Combustion of Pulverised Coal and Coal-Based Blends for Power Generation1994
143 Shaw, David W.; Richards, George A.Atomization of Coal-Water Slurry Using a Pulse Combustor1989
144 Ochs, BradleyAutoignition Characteristics of Silane-Oxygen-Diluent Mixtures in a Practical Burner2013-09-25Paper from the AFRC 2013 conference titled Autoignition Characteristics of Silane-Oxygen-Diluent Mixtures in a Practical Burner by Brian Ochs
145 Ochs, B.Autoignition Characteristics of Silane-Oxygen-Diluent Mixtures in a Practical Burner2015-09-11Paper from the AFRC 2015 conference titled Autoignition Characteristics of Silane-Oxygen-Diluent Mixtures in a Practical Burner
146 Madden, Debi A.; Farthing, George A.; Gohara, W. F.; Kalamets, C. R.Babcock & Wilcox's Approach to an Integrated Low Emission Power Plant1993
147 Beck, BryanBasic Ground Flare Noise Propagation2013-09-24Paper from the AFRC 2013 conference titled Basic Ground Flare Noise Propagation by Bryan Beck.
148 Corliss, John M.; Putnam, Abbott A.; Barnes, Russell H.; Ivancic, William A.Basic Research on Pulse Combustion Phenomena With Applied Objectives1985
149 Smith, Scot; Pettys, BenBasis for Emission Calculation from Flare Systems2012-09-05
150 Miyamae, Shigehiro; Kiga, Takashi; Takano, Shin-ichi; Omata, Koji; Kimura, NaokazuBench-Scale Testing on 02/C02 Combustion for C02 Recovery1994
151 Garg, A.Better Fired Heaters Specifications Pay Off2018-09-18Paper from the AFRC 2018 conference titled Better Fired Heaters Specifications Pay Off
152 Biomass Coal Cofiring for Reduced CO2 Emissions from Coal Fired Utility Boilers1998
153 Parameswaran, T.Biomass Gasification Diagnostics with Flame Spectroscopy in an Oxy-fired Pressurized Gasification Facility2017-12-11Paper from the AFRC 2017 conference titled Biomass Gasification Diagnostics with Flame Spectroscopy in an Oxy-fired Pressurized Gasification Facility
154 Savolainen, Kati; Dernjatin, Pauli; Maki-Mantila, Erkki; Jaakelainen, KariBoiler Simulation in Practical Engineering - Three Case Studies1998
155 Muhasilovic, M.; Duhovnik, J.; Deville, M. O.; Ciahotny, K.; Koza, V.Both LES and k-e turbulence-treatment in CFD-approaches for creation of the database on flare-stacks flame-behaviour2009There is an emerging importance to understand and to "map" the reacting complex-flows of the (larges-cale) flare-fires. In this study, the influence of the atmospheric events onto the flame-behaviour, has a start-up in investigation, by watching the development of the temperature-, velocity- and irr...
156 Shoji, K.; Meguri, N.; Sato, K.; Kanemoto, H.; Shima, T.; Hasegawa, T.Breakage and Mass Transport of Coal Particles in Ring-roller Mills1991
157 Santoleri, Joseph J.Burner Atomizer Requirements for Combustion of Waste Fuels1986
158 Harrington, Richard C.Burner Improvements and Flame Quality Studies on a 650 MW Supercritical Pulverized Coal Boiler1988
159 Barnhart, J. S.; Appelbaum, H. R.; Maret, A. R.Burner System Development for a Gas-Fired Absorption Heat Pump1985
160 Rosenberg, Robert B.Burning Issues for Industries Using Natural Gas1986
161 Basler, Benno; Korosi, AlexanderBurning Low Grade Fuels and Controlling NOX by Water Injection in BBC GasTurbines1984
162 Watanabe, Shinji; Kiga, TakashiThe Burning Properties of Dust from Asphalt Firing in Pulverized Coal Fired Boilers1998
163 CAGCT Research Furnace1994
164 Blander, M.; Sinha, S.; Pelton, A.; Eriksson, G.Calculations of the Chemistry of Coal Combustion Effluents1988
165 AFRCCall for Papers2012-09-05
166 Corwin, D.L.Carbon Monoxide Emission Control with Radiation Pyrometer2016-09-13Paper from the AFRC 2016 conference titled Carbon Monoxide Emission Control with Radiation Pyrometer
167 Donald L. CorwinCarbon Monoxide Emission Control with Radiation Pyrometer2016-09-13Conference paper
168 Beiting, E. J.Cars Measurements in Coal Combustion Environments: Practical Considerations1985
169 Beiting, E. J.Cars Temperature Measurements in a Coal-Fired MHD Environment1983
170 Lannutti, John L.; Schreiber, Richard J.; Lukasiewicz, Michael A.Catalytic Radiant Tube For Industrial Process Heating Applications1986
171 CETC Canmet Energy Technology Centre1997
172 Henneke, Mike; Matos, MiguelCFD analysis of a ground flare system: wind and fence effects on air supply behavior and thermal radiation2011Thermal radiation emitted from ground flare installations is a safety consideration • The fence material must be selected to tolerate the high heat fluxes • The fence has an influence on air supply to the burners and can cause air circulation patterns within the fenced area
173 Berg, Larry D.; Smith, Joseph D.; Smith, Scot K.; Wade, DougCFD analysis of liquid seal design2011
174 Henneke, M.CFD Prediction of Visible Flame Height for Pressure-assisted Flares2014-09-08Paper from the AFRC 2014 conference titled CFD Prediction of Visible Flame Height for Pressure-assisted Flares by M. Henneke.
175 CGRI Scrap Metal Preheater Development1998
176 Varga, Gideon M. Jr.The Challenge of Transferring Fundamental Combustion Research Results Into Industrial Combustion Equipment1994
177 Linderman, Charles W.The Changing Face of Power Generation in the United States1996
178 Daw, C. S.; Mitchell, R. E.; Byrd, J. R.Char Combustion Kinetics of Kentucky No. 9 Coal as Applied to Atmospheric Fluidized Bed Combustion1985
179 Moles, F. D.; Tate, A. H. J.The Characteristics of Vortex Combustors for Incineration Purposes1984
180 Koch, Gayle Schlea; Williams, James H.Characterization of Natural Gas Fired and Alternative Steel Reheat Technologies1986
181 Wheeler, W. H.Chemical & engineering aspects of low NOx concentration1980-07-07Two new requirements for low NOx emission from industrial combustion installations are explained. One, which is directed against a previously unsuspected and dangerous form of contamination of certain food-stuffs, calls for a NOx concentration not exceeding 1 ppm at the burner mouth; and the other i...
182 Lutz, A. E.; Broadwell, James E.Chemical Kinetics Modeling of Air Toxics and NOx in a Turbulent Diffussion Flame Burner1995
183 Richards, G.A.Chemical Looping Combustion-Research for Power and Process Heat Applications2014-09-10Paper from the AFRC 2014 conference titled Chemical Looping Combustion-Research for Power and Process Heat Applications by G. Richards.
184 Lighty, JoAnn S.; Sahir, Asad H.; Whitty, Kevin; Clayton, ChrisChemical Looping with Oxygen Uncoupling (CLOU) Studies at the University of Utah2012-09-07
185 Mason, Howard B.Clean Air Act Impacts on High Temperature Industrial Processes1994
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