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Publication - Flame Research Tunnel Furnace
CETC Number 2008-23 / 2007-11-28 Abstract CanmetENERGY’s flame research tunnel furnace, was conceived as a versatile facility for the study of combustion aerodynamics, burner performance, and the characterization of pollutants in relation to flame properties and of heat transfer from flames. The furnace, designed for a thermal input of 0.7 MW (2.5 GJ/h), is 4.25 m long and one metre in diameter. See HTML Version of Document Download Full Document (, 160,8 KB) ...
Publication - Rotary Kiln
CETC Number 2008-38 / 2006-02-09 Abstract CanmetENERGY’s pilot-scale rotary kiln is ideally suited for process improvement studies: Waste combustion, and Hg emissions Minerals roasting, sintering, and calcining Thermal drying of solid fuels, slurries,and concentrates Using the rotary kiln (Fig.1), CanmetENERGY conducts research for its clients to : Evaluate the performance of equipment, eg. natural gas and heavy fuel oil burners, biofuel etc. ...
Publication - Clean Electric Power Generation (CEPG)
CETC Number 2008-19 / 2005-12-16 Abstract The Clean Electric Power Generation (CEPG) Program is Canada's centre of excellence for the development of efficient stationary combustion processes and pollution abatement technologies to support industrial development both nationally and internationally. In Canada, combustion of hydrocarbons provides approximately 80% of the energy used in stationary power generation equipment. Because fossil fuels will continue to play a vital role in ...
Measurement Capabilities for Combustion Technologies & Simulation Code Validation
CanmetENERGY develops and evaluates new combustion technologies for a wide variety of applications. Since 1968 CanmetENERGY has collaborated with members of the private sector to study combustion related phenomena at the bench and pilot scales to minimize the risk in applying new technology to full-scale operation; optimize the operation of existing combustion equipment; and demonstrate the validity of predictions of the CanmetENERGY simulation codes. Flame ...
Test Bed for Combustion Technologies
A critical role for industrial furnace operators in Canada is to seek out new ways of optimizing combustion performance of their furnace systems. However, making changes to operating furnaces often disrupts a company's production cycle. As a result, production schedules and quality usually take precedence when questions arise concerning the amount or cost of improvement. Natural Resources Canada's CanmetENERGY provides a solution in the form of a Pilot-Scale Industrial ...
Pilot-Scale Research Boiler
Fig. A.1 Schematic of the Pilot-Scale Research Boiler CanmetENERGY’s pilot-scale research boiler (PSRB) is illustrated schematically in Figure A.1. The furnace is U-shaped and consists of a vertical refractory-lined shaft and vertical steam boiler connected at the bottom through a horizontal refractory-lined tunnel. It is fired by opposing twin burners which can be located in three basic positions, known as the I, J, or U configuration. Solid, liquid or gaseous fuels can ...
Flare Test Facility
CanmetENERGY's collaborative program on flare testing and development addresses the concern of industry and federal and provincial regulatory bodies to have the most cost effective, safe and environmentally responsible technology to dispose of waste gases. Background Flaring is a common method of disposal of flammable waste gases in the upstream oil and gas, downstream refining and chemical processing industries. The flare is an open-air flame usually at the top of a ...
Non-Intrusive Measurement of Flame Temperature
Mobile CARS Unit CanmetENERGY has developed a non-intrusive measurement technique, known as Coherent Anti-Stokes Raman Spectroscopy (CARS), for monitoring flame temperature and identifying chemical species in flames. Industrial Participation CanmetENERGY plans to form a consortium of companies interested in further refining and utilizing the CARS technique for their own operational needs. The work program will be tailored to the needs of member companies, and the ...