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Kinetic Characterization and NOx Reduction Mechanism of Mixed Ammonia-Hydrogen Combustion in Cyclone Combustor
Power Generation Technology   Vol. 46, Issue 1, Pages: 171-179(2025)
Power Generation and Environmental Protection|Updated:2026-06-29
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    • Kinetic Characterization and NOx Reduction Mechanism of Mixed Ammonia-Hydrogen Combustion in Cyclone Combustor

    • “Ammonia plays a key role in achieving the "dual carbon" goal. This article introduces its research progress in the field of clean combustion. The research team has established a numerical simulation system for ammonia hydrogen mixed combustion, explored the influence of equivalence ratio and inlet air flow rate on combustion characteristics and NOx emissions, verified the main pathway of amino oxidation to NO, and provided a solution for reducing NOx emissions in swirl burners.”
    • DOI:10.12096/j.2096-4528.pgt.23183    

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    • Revised:2024-03-23,

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