Combustion analysis is all about location. Key measurements are taken in the flue gas after the heat exchanger and prior to any dilution air entering the flue. Typically, the ideal location to measure ...

[Editor’s Note: This is the first of a two-part series taking a look at combustion analysis.] In general when performing a combustion analysis, the service tech needs to look at three things: safety, ...

You might remember the days when a boiler tune-up mostly meant adjusting the flame. The flame was supposed to be solid blue with the tips slightly rounded. If the flame was soft, wavy and contained ...

While peak efficiency and ensuring system components are installed and working properly, safety is the primary reason to conduct combustion analysis. The phrase is a term for assessing a gas appliance ...

This study investigates the numerical simulation of cracking furnaces and the feasibility of coke combustion in the De-Coke flow, utilizing computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and energy-exergy ...

In this interview, AZoM talks to Dr. Andre Klostermeier, product manager at ELTRA, about the benefits that combustion analysis has over spectrometric methods for C/S and O/N/H measurements. Since its ...

To address issues of high water content and low calorific value during combustion of municipal sludge, we added water-absorbent, easy-to-burn agricultural waste to improve the overall combustion ...