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Emissions from power plants fueled by peat, coal, natural gas and oil
Erkki Häsänen
, Veijo Pohjola
, Matti Hahkala
, Riitta Zilliacus
, Kim Wickström
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland
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oils
100%
emission
100%
coal
100%
power plants
100%
natural gas
100%
peat
100%
fuels
42%
combustion
28%
sulfur dioxide
28%
fly ash
21%
efficiency
14%
district heating
14%
nitrogen
14%
sulfur
14%
exceptions
14%
heavy metals
14%
sulfur content
14%
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
14%
dust collectors
14%
values
7%
output
7%
oxides
7%
dusts
7%
circulating fluidized beds
7%
atmospheres
7%
fluidized-bed combustion
7%
ashes
7%
nickel
7%
ash content
7%
vanadium
7%
coal gas
7%
polonium 210
7%
Engineering
Natural Gas
100%
Fueled Power Plant
100%
Fired Power Plant
40%
Aromatics
40%
District Heating
40%
Sulphur Content
40%
Heavy Metal
40%
Collectors
40%
Circulating Fluidized Bed Combustion
20%
Ash Content
20%
Separation Efficiency
20%
Combustion Temperature
20%
Electric Power Plant
20%
Nitrogen
20%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Natural Gas
100%
Sulphur Dioxide
80%
Ash
60%
Radioactive Isotope
40%
District Heating Plant
40%
Dust Collector
40%
Heavy Metal
40%
Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon
40%
Fluidised Bed
20%
NOx Emission
20%
Oxide
20%
Nitrogen
20%
Protective Atmosphere
20%
Chemical Engineering
Heavy Metal
100%
Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon
100%
Radioactive Element
100%
Fluidized Bed Combustion
50%
Oxide
50%
Vanadium
50%
Nitrogen
50%
Keyphrases
Natural Radioactive Elements
12%