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Co-flow jets with L = 30 60 mm are recommended, taking L = 30 mm condition as example, the combustion temperature fluctuated no more than 15%, and almost no CO and 50 70 ppm NO emission exist in the outlet of the furnace.

This figure is of the same order than the ethylene conventional process, with the advantage that no carbon dioxide emission exists in the whole process.

This means that a significant opportunity to reduce emissions exists in the retrofitting and refurbishment of existing buildings.

A preliminary analysis of the observed hard X-ray sources in the 17 18 April 2002 flares has confirmed that flare-associated sources of gradual 12 25 keV X-ray emission can exist in the corona at heights up to 27000 km.

Measured Raman A1g mode frequency and PL emission wavelength exist in a range of 406.1 406.3 cm−1 and 659 662 nm, respectively.

However, for 2-(2′-hydroxyphenyl)imidazo[1,2-a]pyridines, clear ESIPT emission exists only in non-polar solvents and it is very weak, while in polar and especially protic solvents, strong emission from the Franck-Condon state is exclusively observed.

Also, lower-cost opportunities to reduce emissions may exist in other countries.

Under lean conditions, a minimum in NO emission exists as a function of temperature.

It is assumed that these issues were resolved and do not relate to the number of emission permits that exist in the model.

The linear relationship suggests that F-P emission also exists in the field range from 0.17 to 0.65 MV/cm.

Since a larger total edge area, thus better field emission performance, exists in the CNT-SiNW bundle array with a smaller periodicity, a higher electric field for samples with larger inter-bundle distances is applied in order to obtain similar emission current.