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Combustion modification controls for stationary gas turbine. Volume I: environmental assessment. Final report Feb 78-Jun 80

Rachael M. Larkin, H.I. Lips, R.S. Merrill, K.J. Lim

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The report gives an environmental assessment of combustion modification techniques for stationary gas turbines, with respect to NOx control effectiveness, operational impact, thermal efficiency impact, control costs, and effect on emissions of pollutants other than NOx.

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The report gives an environmental assessment of combustion modification techniques for stationary gas turbines, with respect to NOx control effectiveness, operational impact, thermal efficiency impact, control costs, and effect on emissions of pollutants other than NOx.

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The report gives an environmental assessment of combustion modification techniques for stationary gas turbines, with respect to NOx control effectiveness, operational impact, thermal efficiency impact, control costs, and effect on emissions of pollutants other than NOx.

Key concepts: NOx, Combustion, Gas turbines, Environmental impact assessment, Environmental science, Pollutant, Volume (thermodynamics), Turbine

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