| Combustion
and emission control, why?
In 1997 with
the Kyoto's Conference and its regulation, Governments decided
to pay more attention to the CO2 flue gases reduction.
The European target for CO2 reduction is 8% compared
to 1990 values.
Companies are the leaders of this new conscience of environmental
effects, managing, energise and financial saving.
Four guide lines have been defined: energetic renewable resources
, diffusion of implementations to improving the final energy
uses, electrical energy production, and urban road traffic
reduction.
First of all, we have to improve the plants efficiency by means
the continuous control of the flue gases' oxygen content.
This type of control enables:
- combustion efficiency optimisation by means the control
of the air/fuel ratio (energy saving);
- check of correct plant working under different operating
conditions, simple identification of possible anomalies and
then relevant corrections (safety);
- reduction of Nitrogen oxide pollution (to reduce environment
impact).
Remember, a correct combustion means: economy, safety,
cleaning.
Clean Combustion = Energy and money saving
At the present each moderate investment on this way enables
a considerable energy saving with the consequent money surplus
which means a quick pay-back of the investment and more.
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