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CFD RESEARCH PROJECT

[raphaelle2]

As the much-vaunted application for iron ore pelletization dissipates (in favor of hydrogen technology for direct reduction iron briquettes), this computational fluid dynamics research project is, IMEO, more logical than the similar previously published study for the aluminum carbon anode baking furnace.

Hopefully this scientific study will help develop a better understanding of the nitrous oxide (NOx) issues associated with a high temperature plasma heat source.

GLTA

[ScienceFirst]

Raphaelle2 ... NOx is generated in ALL high temperature processes, including natural gas. Funny that you silence that.  We call this hypocrisy.  Or FUD, in your case. Want me to re-post the perspective provided by PYR on that specific topic?  Let me take the lead, for transparency. Mar 18, 2021 Dear Wheresjackbenny, We dealt with this in the Q&A last Tuesday, on March

[raphaelle2]

Its your call ! In my book, a plasma jet up to 10,000K is quite different than a flame at 2500K ! Most likely  your  expert is refering to low power torches.  Quite different with HP units: From Chalmers Study: ******Two methods for NO reduction were studied through simulations, reburning (staged combustion) and reduction of the oxygen content of the mixing air through

[ScienceFirst]

Raphaelle2... Once again, you're playing the hypocrite as you know damn well that PYR is fully aware of this study.  So nice subtle FUD. No need to play the "expert" as you look like an amateur.  You've been debunked twice this week.