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Thermal and Nox Emission Characteristics of Periodically Fuel Flow-Pulsed Combustion at a Nozzle-Mixed Burner in a Direct-Fired FurnaceLee et al.
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- Lee H
- Seo D
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- Available at SSRN 4965545
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In the present study, an experimental study was conducted on pulsating combustion technology through periodic control of fuel flow to reduce NOx emission. A mechanically operated valve with continuous rotation was used to generate oscillation flow in the fuel …
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