parameters of air fired boiler fed with different types of fuel

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Abstract
The measurement and interpretation of indoor carbon dioxide CO2 concentration can provide information on building indoor air quality and ventilation. On the other hand, concentration of carbon monoxide CO can show as how combustion process run and if the boiler is safe. When there is not sufficient air available to complete the combustion process, some of the fuel is left unburned, resulting in inefficiency and undesirable emissions. An examination of the CO2 and CO concentration in boiler and interpretation results help to improve indoor air quality. The paper presents characteristics of concentration CO2 and CO depend on used fuel in tested boiler rooms. The concentration curves show how each fuel combustion affect the amount of CO2 and CO that is produced.
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Authors ;Katarzyna Joanna Gładyszewska-Fiedoruk;Natalia Rybałtowska
Journal BMC medical education
Year 2016
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10.12912/23920629/64510
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http://www.journalssystem.com/ie/BADANIE-PARAMETROW-POWIETRZA-W-KOTLOWNI-OPALANEJ-ROZNYMI-RODZAJAMI-PALIWA,64510,0,2.html
Keywords
carbon monoxide indoor air quality carbon dioxide

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