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June 13, 2005, 00:15	Combustion gas temperature in oil-fired furnace	#1
HasriL Guest Posts: n/a	Hi, I am currently using FLUENT to predict combustion gas temperature in an oil-fired boiler furnace. I would appreciate if one of you could tell me the expected average gas temperature inside the furnace. Thank you.

July 1, 2005, 11:13	Re: Combustion gas temperature in oil-fired furnac	#2
Roberto Roubicek Guest Posts: n/a	Mr. Hasril: Expect temperature of 2400-2600F You may see our web page at www.sciengr.com We currently manufacture and sell to measure the temperature of combustion. Regards, Roberto Roubicek

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