Study on the generation law of products and economy of oxygen-deficient combustion

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Authors: Hongtao Li, Jiajia Song, He Li, Qingsong Song, Yunguang Ji, Yonggang Sheng
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Abstract

In response to the optimization requirements of low nitrogen combustion in gas heating furnaces, this study proposes a collaborative control method based on under oxygen combustion, which actively controls the excess air coefficient α (0.92∼1.08) to balance fuel utilization and pollutant treatment costs. Through a combination of numerical simulation and experimental verification, this study systematically analyzes the generation laws and economic characteristics of combustion products under oxygen-deficient conditions. It was found that a decrease in alpha leads to incomplete combustion of fuel, which reduces furnace thermal efficiency but significantly alters the pathway of pollutant generation. When α

Fields of Study & Subjects

Thermochemical Biomass Conversion Processes Combustion and flame dynamics Radiative Heat Transfer Studies

Publication details

Journal / source
Case Studies in Thermal Engineering
Volume
78
Pages
107664–107664
Publication date
8 January 2026
Language
EN