Pollutant Emissions from Boilers with Different Oil Nozzles

Abstract

Ghiaus et al. [13] showed that combustion efficiency depended on the position of the nozzles. This paper presents the results of measurements conducted in a small thermal capacity power boiler room with a burner provided with different kinds of nozzles. The aim of the work was to define differences in pollutant emissions like NO and CO, depending on oil pressure and nozzle type. Methods and Experimental Object Description The experiments were carried out in northeastern Poland. The tested boiler had a nominal thermal capacity of

Analysis of thermal comfort in education building in surveys

“…There is a connection between the energy standard of the building and thermal comfort [6], [8], [15][16][17][18][19][20]. It means, that maintaining the appropriate thermal comfort affects on operating cost of a building.…”