Sentence examples for exit gas temperature from inspiring English sources
Furnace exit gas temperature (FEGT) is one such important design/operating parameter.
In addition, discussions of peak and exit gas temperature trends are included.
The mixture temperatures at inlet ranged from 500 to 700°C and the fuel-air ratio was increased till the exit gas temperature reached about 1200°C.
It reduces the heat absorption in the furnace, increases furnace exit gas temperature, decreases boiler efficiency and availability due to unplanned shutdowns leading to losses in the operation [37].
Operating with gas always flowing in the bypass flue allows the cooling device's exit gas temperature to be adjusted upward and downward by increasing or decreasing the amount the bypass valve is open.
As a result of the atmospheric combustion tests, NOx emission was lower than 5 ppm, combustion efficiency was almost 100%, and high combustion efficiency was obtained in the range of 900 1300°C of the combustor exit gas temperature.
Values of combustion efficiency greater than 99.5% and nitrogen oxides emissions for all catalytic reactors tested were less than 0.2 g NO2/kg fuel (2 ppm (15% 02) ) for all reactors at reactor exit gas temperatures higher than about 1100°C.
The characterisation of dust emissions has been done for different units, such as rotary kiln and raw mill, alkali by-pass, clinker cooler, cement and coal mill, in terms of exit gas quantity, temperature, dew point, dust content and particle size.
The exit flue gas temperature of a conventional gas fired boiler is usually high and a great amount of heat energy is lost to the environment.
The results show that the most economical exit flue gas temperature is 40 55 °C when a conventional natural gas fired boiler is retrofitted into a condensing boiler simply by adding a condensing heat exchanger.
It was found that stack height and diameter, exit flue gas temperature and velocity are parameters of the PCCC plant can influence the total sum of nitrosamine (NS) and nitramine (NA) from +58%to−42%2% compared to the baseline parameterization.
