Oxy-fuel combustion has been recognized for years as a cost-effective means of reducing NOx emissions from glass melters. Glass melters around the world have been successfully converted to oxy-fuel combustion for this specific purpose. This paper shows that the benefits of properly applied oxy-fuel technology go well beyond the reduction of NOx emissions. Therefore, the decision to fire a glass melter with oxy-fuel combustion should not be based solely on the need to reduce NOx emissions, but rather on the need to improve the glass melting process overall.
Origin
Corning, Usa
Journal Title
Ceram Eng Sci Proc 16 2 1995 190-194
Sector
Special Glass
Class
S 984