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This paper shows the effects of firing rate, excess air, and fuel composition on the heat flux profile from process burners as measured in large pilot-scale test furnaces. Firing rate and excess air had a significant effect on the heat flux profiles while the fuel gas blends studied here had a negligible impact.
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