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Partial recirculation of diesel engine exhaust for the reduction of oxides of nitrogen

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Addicott, Donald James

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Oxides of nitrogen are a concern as effluents to atmospheres because they participate in photochemical reactions which produce smog, because they attenuate sunlight which gives the atmosphere a reddish brown cast, and because of their toxic properties and the health hazards associated with the photochemical products they produce. Oxides of...

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from the nitric oxide. The concentration of oxides of nitrogen formed is a function of the fuel -air
The release of NO during black liquor pyrolysis

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Carangal, Aimee B.

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Masters Thesis

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(nitrous oxide), NO (nitric oxide), N203 (dinitrogen trioxide), NO2 (nitrogen dioxide), N205 (dinitrogen
Formation of NO during pyrolysis combustion of Kraft black liquor / by Rungsun Pianpucktr

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Pianpucktr, Rungsun

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Nitrogen evolution during black liquor pyrolysis and black liquor combustion were studied using a laminar entrained-flow reactor. The experimental conditions were 700-1100°C and 0.3-2.2 seconds residence time. The pyrolysis experiments were performed in a pure nitrogen atmosphere. The oxygen concentrations during the combustion of black liquor experiments were 4 and...

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are seven forms of oxides of nitrogen. These are nitric oxide (NO), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), nitrogen
Preliminary study of modeling of NO formation during black liquor combustion

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Rompho, Nopadol

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The importance of two sources of NO formation, nitrogen in combustion air and nitrogen in the fuel, during black liquor combustion was studied using a laminar entrained flow reactor. Pyrolysis and combustion experiments were conducted in nitrogen atmosphere and in a mixture of argon and helium in the composition 99%...

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nitrogen which are nitric oxide (NO), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), nitrogen trioxide (NO3), nitrous oxide (N20

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Chemical Engineering3
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Iisa, Kristiina3
Mingle, John G.1

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Beaumariage, Terry2
Jovanovic, Goran1
Reistad, Gordon1
Rochefort, Skip1
Zaworski, Joseph1

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Addicott, Donald James1
Carangal, Aimee B.1
Pianpucktr, Rungsun1
Rompho, Nopadol1

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Chemical Engineering3
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Oregon State University. Graduate School4

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Sulphate waste liquor -- Combustion2
Air -- Pollution -- Research1
Nitrogen oxides1
Nitrogen oxides -- Combustion1
Nitrogen oxides -- Synthesis1
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