Many combined cycle power plants (CCPP) and cogeneration or combined heat and power (CHP) plants utilize supplemental firing systems, or duct burners, inside the heat recovery steam generator ...

ClearSign’s pollution-reducing technology could help power plants burn less fuel and make more money. ... If parts of a flame get too hot, it can lead to the formation of nitrogen oxides, ...

U.S. combined-cycle power plants with duct firing capability ran at a higher average capacity factor (59%) than plants without (47%) in 2020, according to a recent report from the U.S. Energy ...

These are premix burners with a long, tubular combustion head. The smallest member in the family has a maximum capacity of 900 kW [3.4 MMbtu/h] and the largest, 4.9 MW [18.6 MMBtu/h]. These are ...

The results were impressive: As many as 92% of the company’s burner products met the criteria. One of Oilon’s primary goals is to be a manufacturer of clean combustion technology. The company ...

As the title indicates, this book deals with the author's experience in the operation of steam boilers in central power plants, and in the main with American plants. Thus much of the contents has ...

Traveling down State Highway 225 in Deer Park, about twenty miles southeast of Houston, drivers can see a plume of flame shoot skyward from a massive Shell refinery, a blazing reminder of the ...

PFI, based in Parsons, KS, manufactures gas, oil and combination gas/oil burners and combustion control systems designed for commercial, industrial and process applications. Jul 8, 2016 Astec ...

The owners of the Bonanza Power Plant near Vernal, which provides electricity to rural Utah, want to upgrade the plant with new pollution controls to keep burning coal into the 2040s.

In 2023, coal-fired power plants generated 16.2 percent of the nation’s electricity, according to the U.S. Energy Information Agency, down from a peak of 52 percent in 1990.

The company plans to test combustion chambers in the range of five to 10 MMBTU/h like those used for small power plants. “We began with flames not much bigger than my little finger”, says Joe ...