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Meanings of flue gas in English
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gás de combustão Synonyms
Examples for "chimney smoke"
Examples for "chimney smoke"
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There was no movement but chimney smoke scattering before the wind.
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The air smelled of chimney smoke, detergent, and household cleansers.
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I looked in the direction he gestured and saw chimney smoke rising from behind the hill.
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There were signs of life in the houses nearby, chimney smoke and an orange glow of lamps.
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The sky was empty, no chimney smoke, no birds, only a few clouds and the pale yellow sun.
Usage of flue gas in English
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When the flue gas analysis is known, the total, amount of air supplied is:
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Its energy saving and environmental protection business include flue gas desulfurization, wastewater treatment and semiconductor business.
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To better steer and engineer flue gas-fed microalgal cultures, all these compounds need to be considered.
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Three species of selenium and two of mercury were evidenced as volatile species in the flue gas.
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After a change in feedstock an immediate change of the element concentrations in the flue gas was detected.
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There are control devices available for capturing these pollutants in the flue gas before release into the atmosphere.
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PMID: 15112832 Three species of selenium and two of mercury were evidenced as volatile species in the flue gas.
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The flue gas analysis shows:
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This successful reactor performance indicates the large potential for the industrial application of MaB-flocs for flue gas sparged sewage treatment.
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Among its various unconventional projects, it is genetically engineering bacteria that metabolise carbon dioxide from flue gas into chemical raw materials.
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This technology uses an amine solvent, which is a liquid comprising water and amines, to absorb carbon dioxide from flue gas.
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The NO(x) concentration in flue gas at the bottom of the combustor is higher than that at the top.
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In a field measurement campaign trace and minor elements in the raw flue gas of a waste wood combustor were monitored.
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Carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology involves trapping the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide from the flue gas of power plants and burying it underground.
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It will be run with part of the flue gas from Staudinger's unit 5 between mid-2009 and the end of 2010.
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To convert waste CO 2 from flue gases of power plants into value-added products, bio-mitigation technologies show promise.