Combustion Solutions for meeting global emissions regulations.pdf说明书用户手册.pdf

   COMBUSTION

  SOLUTIONSFOR 

  MEETINGGLOBAL

  EMISSIONS

  REGULATIONS

TABLEOF

CONTENTS

 3 Introduction

   3 TheNOxchallengeposedbymoderncombustionprocesses

   4 Meetingglobalemissionsstandards

   5 NOxinthecontextofthermalequipment

   5 ConsiderationsforselectingaburnertominimizeNOx

   6 Specifyingacontrolscheme

 7 ECOMAXLE–Honeywell’ssolution

 8 Conclusion

INTRODUCTION1

OEMfurnacebuildersandenduserswhowant

toupgradetheirheattreatmentprocesses

todayfacemultipleoperatingchallenges.

Notonlyaretheyunderpressuretooptimize

performanceandminimizewaste,butthey

mustmeetincreasinglystringentNOx

emissionsregulationsandstandardsinevery

marketinwhichtheydobusiness.Furthermore,

itcanbedifficulttofocusonthesenecessities

whiledeliveringtheprocessandproduct

qualityrequiredforcommercialsuccess.

ThiswhitepaperexploresthecomplexitiesOEMsandendusersfaceinmeeting

ever-changingglobalemissionsrequirementsandofferspracticalguidanceon

selectingtherightburnerandcontrolcombinationforspecificindustrialheating

applications.

THENOxCHALLENGEPOSEDBYMODERN

COMBUSTIONPROCESSES

It’simportantattheoutsettounderstandsomeofthechemistrybehind

combustion.Becauseofthecomplexityandvariablesinvolvedintheprocesses,

itisn’tpossibletoachievetheperfectcombustionofairandnaturalgas,whichis

definedasCH+2(O+3.76N2)›CO+2HO+7.52N.

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SpecifyingABurnerandCombustionControlSolutionthatMeetsTighteningGlobalEmissionsRegulations | Introduction

Athightemperatures,nitrogeninthecombustionairreactswithoxygentoformNOx

—acollectivetermfornitricoxide(NO)andnitrogendioxide(NO)—andwithcarbon