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flying ash.
After the
development of high-temperature
heating elements and
widespread electrification in
developed countries, new
muffle furnaces quickly...
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Bottom ash is part of the non-combustible
residue of
combustion in a
power plant, boiler,
furnace, or incinerator. In an
industrial context, it has traditionally...
- A
blast furnace is a type of
metallurgical furnace used for
smelting to
produce industrial metals,
generally pig iron, but also
others such as lead or...
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appropriate method for
ash determination varies depending upon the type of
sample analyzed. Each
method may vary in
parameters such as
furnace temperature, residence...
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Misra MK,
Ragland KW,
Baker AJ (1993). "Wood
Ash Composition as a
Function of
Furnace Temperature" (PDF). Biom**** and Bioenergy. 4 (2): 103–116...
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brief period at the turn of the century.
Furnaces that used
solid fuels required daily maintenance to
remove ash and "clinkers" that ac****ulated in the...
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retort furnaces, in
which the
subject material is
isolated from the fuel and all of the
products of
combustion including gases and
flying ash.
There are...
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number of
times the
furnace would need to be opened, and also,
consolidating the
light powdery ash that
might blow
about in the
furnace causing contamination...
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properties are
important to the
usefulness of coke in
blast furnaces. In
terms of composition, low
ash and
sulphur content are desirable.
Other important characteristics...
- the
ash leaves as fly
ash. If the
ash fusion temperature is less than the
furnace temperature then that type of
furnace is
called a wet
bottom furnace. Both...
