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Stationary Combustion Sources

Stationary Combustion Sources. Introduction and Definition Types of SourcesMethods of CO2 ReportingMethods of CH4 and N2O Reporting. Stationary Combustion Sources. Definition: Equipment located in a fixed position that burn fuel to produce electricity, heat, or mechanical power.The combustion p

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Stationary Combustion Sources

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    1. Stationary Combustion Sources September 2008 Climate Change Work Group Meeting

    2. Stationary Combustion Sources Introduction and Definition Types of Sources Methods of CO2 Reporting Methods of CH4 and N2O Reporting

    3. Stationary Combustion Sources Definition: Equipment located in a fixed position that burn fuel to produce electricity, heat, or mechanical power. The combustion process releases thermal energy, and produces Greenhouse gases. Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Methane (CH4) Nitrous Oxide (N20)

    4. Typical Stationary Combustion Sources Power Plants Refineries Commercial and Residential Furnaces Boilers Burners Turbines Internal Combustion Engines

    5. Stationary Combustion Sources Continued… Heaters Kilns Ovens Thermal Oxidizers Dryers Flares Municipal Solid Waste Combustors

    6. Types of Fuel Fossil Fuel Combustion Coal Natural Gas Aviation Gasoline Distillate Fuel Oil Jet Fuel Kerosene LPG Non-Fossil Fuel Combustion Wood and Wood Waste Landfill Gas Other

    7. Reporting CO2 Emissions Emissions = Activity Level x Emission FactorEmissions = Activity Level x Emission Factor

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