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151 Savolainen, Kati; Dernjatin, Pauli; Maki-Mantila, Erkki; Jaakelainen, KariBoiler Simulation in Practical Engineering - Three Case Studies1998
152 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...
153 Shoji, K.; Meguri, N.; Sato, K.; Kanemoto, H.; Shima, T.; Hasegawa, T.Breakage and Mass Transport of Coal Particles in Ring-roller Mills1991
154 Santoleri, Joseph J.Burner Atomizer Requirements for Combustion of Waste Fuels1986
155 Harrington, Richard C.Burner Improvements and Flame Quality Studies on a 650 MW Supercritical Pulverized Coal Boiler1988
156 Barnhart, J. S.; Appelbaum, H. R.; Maret, A. R.Burner System Development for a Gas-Fired Absorption Heat Pump1985
157 Rosenberg, Robert B.Burning Issues for Industries Using Natural Gas1986
158 Basler, Benno; Korosi, AlexanderBurning Low Grade Fuels and Controlling NOX by Water Injection in BBC GasTurbines1984
159 CAGCT Research Furnace1994
160 CETC Canmet Energy Technology Centre1997
161 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.
162 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
163 Berg, Larry D.; Smith, Joseph D.; Smith, Scot K.; Wade, DougCFD analysis of liquid seal design2011
164 CGRI Scrap Metal Preheater Development1998
165 Blander, M.; Sinha, S.; Pelton, A.; Eriksson, G.Calculations of the Chemistry of Coal Combustion Effluents1988
166 AFRCCall for Papers2012-09-05
167 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
168 Donald L. CorwinCarbon Monoxide Emission Control with Radiation Pyrometer2016-09-13Conference paper
169 Beiting, E. J.Cars Measurements in Coal Combustion Environments: Practical Considerations1985
170 Beiting, E. J.Cars Temperature Measurements in a Coal-Fired MHD Environment1983
171 Lannutti, John L.; Schreiber, Richard J.; Lukasiewicz, Michael A.Catalytic Radiant Tube For Industrial Process Heating Applications1986
172 Daw, C. S.; Mitchell, R. E.; Byrd, J. R.Char Combustion Kinetics of Kentucky No. 9 Coal as Applied to Atmospheric Fluidized Bed Combustion1985
173 Koch, Gayle Schlea; Williams, James H.Characterization of Natural Gas Fired and Alternative Steel Reheat Technologies1986
174 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...
175 Lutz, A. E.; Broadwell, James E.Chemical Kinetics Modeling of Air Toxics and NOx in a Turbulent Diffussion Flame Burner1995
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