Emissions and efficiency of a domestic gas stove burning natural gases with various compositions

Ko, Yung Chang; Lin, Ta Hui

doi:10.1016/s0196-8904(03)00074-8

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“…Many researchers had pay attention to higher thermal efficiencies and lower emissions of domestic gas burner since the increasing demand for energy saving [3,5,[8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21]. The modified high pressure gas burner was improved the angles of outer and inner ports and the numbers of outer and inner ports, which affect the thermal efficiency.…”

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The Parametric Study of High Pressure Gas Burner Affect Thermal Efficiency

Aroonjarattham

2016

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Abstract. The KB-5 high pressure gas burners were popularly and widely used in Thailand. This research was aimed to study the influence of four significant parameters, namely degrees of outer and inner ports and the number of outer and inner ports of high pressure gas burners, to the thermal efficiency by the experiments. The thermal efficiency was tested with reference to the standard industrial stoves in household with liquid petroleum gas (TIS 2312-2549). The results were shown the increasing angles of the outer port increased 13% thermal efficiency, the increasing numbers of outer port increased 5% thermal efficiency and increasing the numbers of inner port increased 7% thermal efficiency from the factory's model. The increasing angles of inner port had less effect on thermal efficiency. The improving of high pressure gas burner will have modified by increased the numbers of outer and inner port and the angles of the outer port for the higher thermal efficiency than the factory's design.

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The Parametric Study of High Pressure Gas Burner Affect Thermal Efficiency

Aroonjarattham

2016

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“…El poder calorífico de un combustible depende netamente de su composición, afecta el rendimiento del horno, incluyendo las características de la combustión (longitud de la llama, estabilidad de la llama y temperatura), la eficiencia térmica y las emisiones. Por lo tanto, es un parámetro de vital importancia en el estudio de la combustión [17]. Como se observa en la figura 2 se puede tener un amplio rango en el poder calorífico del GR, donde el GN oscila entre 850 -1000 Btu/pie 3 ; asimismo, encontramos GR con PCI entre los 1000 -1500 Btu/pie 3 , los cuales presentan alto contenido de metano pero se incrementan hidrocarburos como el etano, el etileno y el hidrógeno; también se encuentran GR con PCI superior a los 1500 Btu/pie en los cual se presenta bajo contenido de metano, pero se tienen altas concentraciones de propano y butano.…”

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Efecto de la composición del gas de refinería sobre las características del proceso de combustión

Cala

Meriño

Kafarov

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rev.ing.univ.Medellin

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“…The fuel hydrogen content or C/H ratio significantly influences the flame appearance (Ko and Lin, 2003;Ko et al, 2005); more hydrogen content leads to lower C/H ratio in the fuel so that both flame brightness and length are reduced (Fig. 3).…”

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Reuse of Recovered Waste Tail-Gas in a Full-Scale Furnace

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Hsu

Lee

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Aerosol Air Qual. Res.

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Recovery and reuse of waste energy to reduce fuel dependence on petroleum fuel, and to alleviate emissions of contaminants is becoming an important policy for managing energy and the environment. In the study, the waste tail gas emitted from the various petrochemical unit operations is recovered and reused as a replacement of natural gas (NG) to fuel furnace and boiler. On-site experimental results show that replacing natural gas (NG) by the recovered tail gas (RTG) from some petrochemical processes saves 24.6% of fuel costs and reduces 53.0% of CO 2 emissions. On the other hand, if the natural gas (NG) in a mixed fuel containing both natural gas and fuel oil (NG/FO) is completely replaced by RTG, the resulting RTG/FO or RTG/NG/FO fuel mixtures saves 19.5% of fuel costs and reduce 30.0% of pollution emissions. Thus, from the viewpoint of the overall economics and sustainable energy policy, managing and recovering the energy contained in RTG assists in reducing energy consumption by raising the overall thermal efficiency. The conclusion made in this paper is expected to provide a useful technology that can be developed by industrial nations for raising energy efficiency.

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Emissions and efficiency of a domestic gas stove burning natural gases with various compositions

Cited by 88 publications

References 6 publications

The Parametric Study of High Pressure Gas Burner Affect Thermal Efficiency

The Parametric Study of High Pressure Gas Burner Affect Thermal Efficiency

Efecto de la composición del gas de refinería sobre las características del proceso de combustión

Reuse of Recovered Waste Tail-Gas in a Full-Scale Furnace

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