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Development of advanced residential cooktop burner with low NO/sub x/ emissions. Annual report Feb 82-Jan 83

Technical Report ·
OSTI ID:5664427
This report describes the results of work conducted during February 1982 - January 1983. A literature search was initiated to identify the state-of-the-art of NOx (NO + NO/sub 2/) reduction technologies, including NOx measurement methodologies, air infiltration and ventilation trends, the impact of NOx (NO/sub 2/) emissions on health, and air quality standards. As a result of the literature search NOx (NO/sub 2/) reduction goals were established for the project and technologies to achieve these goals identified. This report also covers the development of a prototype burner which examined flue gas recirculation, burner designs, secondary air baffling and flame inserts as potential technologies to reduce NOx (NO/sub 2/). Because of their potential for NOx (NO/sub 2/) reduction shown by initial experiments, an in-depth analysis of ring insert configurations was conducted. These results, along with other technological experiments, are presented in this report.
Research Organization:
American Gas Association Labs., Cleveland, OH
OSTI ID:
5664427
Report Number(s):
PB-83-228338
Country of Publication:
United States
Language:
English