Asked by jordan
How are carbon monoxide emissions eliminated in flue gas?
reduce the amount of carbon dioxide produced
complete combustion
recycling flue gas
reduce excess air
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Complete combustion.
CO is produced by incomplete combustion. To eliminate CO you must ensure complete oxidation of carbon to CO2 — provide sufficient oxygen (proper excess air), adequate temperature, good fuel–air mixing and residence time, and/or use post‑combustion oxidation (catalytic converters). Reducing excess air or recycling flue gas does not remove CO (and too little air increases CO).
CO is produced by incomplete combustion. To eliminate CO you must ensure complete oxidation of carbon to CO2 — provide sufficient oxygen (proper excess air), adequate temperature, good fuel–air mixing and residence time, and/or use post‑combustion oxidation (catalytic converters). Reducing excess air or recycling flue gas does not remove CO (and too little air increases CO).
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