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An Overview of Measurements,Methods and CalculationsUsed in Combustion AnalysisCombustion AnalysisCombustionAnalysis Basics Combustion Analysis Basics An Overview of Measurements, Methods and Calculations Used in Combustion Analysis Copyright 2004 by TSI Incorporated Combustion Analysis Basics i Contents Introduction .. 1 1 Combustion Analysis .. 2 Why Perform Combustion Analysis ?.. 3 Improve Fuel Efficiency .. 3 Reduce Emissions .. 4 Improve 4 What s Measured? .. 5 Oxygen, Carbon Monoxide and Carbon dioxide .. 5 Temperature and Draft .. 7 nitrogen Oxides (NOx) .. 8 Sulfur dioxide (SO2).. 8 Hydrocarbons (HCs)/Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) .. 8 8 Measurement Tools .. 9 Manual Gas Portable Electronic 9 Continuous Emission Monitors.
• Nitric Oxide (NO) • Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) • Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) Oxygen, Carbon Monoxide and Carbon Dioxide As described earlier, simple combustion involves the reaction of oxygen in the air with carbon and hy-drogen in the fuel, to form carbon dioxide and water and produce heat. Under ideal conditions, the only
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