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Combustion Efficiency
Joe Home owner
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Can someone explain to me combustion effeiciency in plain english and tell me how O2, CO, and CO2 affect each other?
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In a nut shell w/o getting to technical....
Complete combustion is the process of burning a given fuel at ideal levels to extract the best possible fuel to Oxygen ratio without creating excess CO, O2 Co2 and water vapor, which I forgot the Chem term. Too much Oxy, it will burn hotter than necessary, not enough will cause excessive CO which can cause MAJOR problems. Bacharach.com has some nice reading material tha I think will tweek your interest.
Hpoe this helped.
Mike T.0 -
Everything you ever wanted to know about combustion made simple
Jim from Testo posted this a short while back, I found it invaluable
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Thanks Norm...:-)
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why am I not surprised that this is excellent? Thanks for posting it.
I remember when I first heard of Testo, I thought "Testo?... what kind of hokey stuff is that?... sounds like Rancho Relaxo or something."
Shows you what I know...
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