Spectral Radiation Analysis of Premixed Oxy-Methane Flames
Abstract
For a hydrocarbon burning with oxygen, the resulting exhaust stream is composed mainly of carbon dioxide and water vapor. This exhaust allows for easier carbon capture and sequestration since the water can be condensed out. Another advantage is the significant reduction of NOx since much of the nitrogen found in air-fired systems is eliminated. Although beneficial, many of the exhaust gas products' radiative heat transfer characteristics are...
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Title
Spectral Radiation Analysis of Premixed Oxy-Methane Flames
Published Date
Jun 12, 2019
Journal
Volume
141
Issue
8
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