Abstract
Forced oscillating combustion can reduce nitrogen oxides (NOx) as described by the previous research. In this paper, we applied this method to two kinds of radiant tube burner in order to confirm the effect of NOx reduction. Fuel is supplied through a solenoid valve which is made open and shat several times a second with various duty ratios. Flow rate of the fuel, temperature of the furnace and air ratio are switched to investigate the effect. About 30% of NOx reduction is observed under acceptable performance of combustion and this method is proved to be applicable to many combustion appliances.
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