December 2015
Environment and Safety
Utilize distal flame architecture to decrease NOx emissions in combustion systems
In part, the combustion of hydrocarbon fuels is responsible for significant gains in both the quantity and quality of life, and we burn these fuels more cleanly now than at any time in history.
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The Author
Colannino, J. - ClearSign Combustion Corp., Seattle, Washington
J. Colannino is the CTO of ClearSign Combustion Corp., a developer of emissions control technologies for industrial, commercial and utility markets. The company’s Duplex solution optimizes flame shape and heat transfer in combustion systems to significantly and cost-effectively improve the key performance characteristics of boilers while mitigating the formation of harmful pollutants.
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