SNCR systems are being pushed to the limit to meet new, more stringent low NOx regulations. Extra SNCR demands can mean more expensive reagent use, ammonia slip, and even stack plumes.
Staged Air Combustion will significantly improve your SNCR molar efficiency performance instantly.
MIXING AIR OFF
SNCR Entry
With Mixing Air turned OFF, note how the reagent is only partially mixed with kiln gases. Partial mix means limited effectiveness. Larger quantities of reagent are required to produce better results. More reagent increases costs and creates additional problems.
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Our 2012 Global Fuels Mixing Air Presentation.
MIXING AIR ON
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With Mixing Air turned ON, two significant actions occur. ONE: Kiln gas stratification uphill from the Mixing Air is eliminated creating a better, more dynamic combustion environment. TWO: The mixing action completely disperses the SNCR agent into the kiln gases causing its effectivness to significantly increase.
This is the DIRECT INJECT SNCR variation where the reagent enters through the Staged Air system.