Combustion modification controls for stationary gas turbine
By: R. Larkin, R. S. Merrill, H. I. Lips, K. J. Lim, E. B. Higginbotham, and L. R. Waterland
Contributors: Larkin, R. J.; Industrial Environmental Research Laboratory (Research Triangle Park, N.C.)
Publisher: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Industrial Environmental Research Laboratory; Center for Environmental Research Information [distributor]
Published: 1982
Place of publication: Research Triangle Park, NC; Cincinnati, OH
Language: eng
Subjects: Gas-turbines -- Environmental aspects -- United States; Environmental monitoring -- United States; Nitrogen compounds
First sentence: With the increasing extent of NOx control application in the field, and expanded NOx control development anticipated for the future, there is currently a need to: (1) ensure that current and emerging control techniques are technically and environmentally sound and compatible with efficient and economical operations of systems to which they are applied, and (2) ensure that the scope and timing of new control development programs are adequate to allow stationary sources of NOx to comply with potential air quality standards.
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At head of title: Project summary

"July 1982."

"EPA-600/S7-81-122."

Includes bibliographical references
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