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More recently, a 2022 study by Stanford researchers found that nitrogen dioxide emissions from certain gas burners and ovens, within just a few minutes of operation, exceed the EPA outdoor air standard. (The EPA has no indoor air standard.)
\"Simply owning a natural gas stove and having natural gas pipes and fittings in your home leads to more emissions over 24 hours than the amount emitted while the burners are on,\" says Rob Jackson, one of the study authors.
Today, Jeff reveals their results to host Emily Kwong and shares a new revelation: Gas stove manufacturers have long known how to make their burners emit fewer pollutants, but have stuck with older, higher polluting designs.
For people in substandard housing, replacing a gas stove may not be a household priority. None of the recommended interventions require anyone to prioritize switching out a gas stove over radon, mold, or lead abatement or other household priorities. As with national radon education programs, educating consumers about gas stove emissions allows some people (i.e., those who have the financial means and control over their environment) to make choices based on their specific circumstances. Many mitigation strategies do not require any investment, including using other appliances or opening windows, or require minimal investment, such as using induction burners that plug into existing electrical outlets (estimated to cost less than $100).
Higenamine, or rather, its parent plants, have been a staple of Traditional Chinese and Japanese medicine for centuries where it was used to treat a variety of conditions relating to the heart and lungs, including heart disease and asthma. These days, higenamine is most frequently seen in pre workouts and fat burners for its stimulating qualities.
The outrage also generates money, power and attention for many people. \"My gas stove identifies as electric,\" read a post from one TikTok user last week in which she calmly sets a couple of her gas stove burners on high before sipping what looks like white wine. The post, which plays on narratives that liberal positions on gender and regulation are absurd, was viewed nearly two million times.
Both recreational and elite athletes often sustain musculoskeletal injuries. Common problems--muscle cramps, burners (or stingers), and ankle and shoulder injuries--can be managed effectively with certain basic techniques. Initial measures are particularly important in facilitating the injured athlete's rapid return to activity.
To the Editor: Randomised controlled trials (RCTs) are considered tobe the gold standard of clinical research and the building blocks of mostsystematic reviews and practice guidelines. Yet, the recently publishedrecommended criteria for assessing risk of bias in RCTs by the CochraneCollaboration are almost exclusively concerned with internalvalidity. Although the recommended standards are both timely andwelcomed, the perennial problem with poor uptake of clinical practiceguidelines, especially in primary care settings, is an on-going neglect ofthe external validity or applicability in the design and conduct ofrandomized controlled trials (RCTs). Some of the frequently identifiedthreats to external validity include narrow inclusion criteria, use of run-in periods, and length of follow-up or clinical relevance of the primaryend-points used.
3.5 No convincing argument for the existence of an inventive step in the subject-matter of Claim 1 has been presented. Moreover, no obstacle can be recognised which would have prevented the skilled person from incorporating the teaching of document (D2) in respect of the mass flow ratio of the pulverised material to the propellant into the method according to document (D1). It should also be pointed out that both of these citations relate to burners fed by pulverised fuel in a dense phase mass flow and that the aspect of improving the efficiency of combustion has to be considered as being part of the normal considerations of the person skilled in this art in general.
Four decades ago, the gas industry and appliance manufacturers developed a partial solution for this problem. They created a cleaner and more efficient burner. But you can't buy ranges with those burners because the industry never manufactured those appliances for sale.
In the 1980s indoor air quality was in the news, and the CPSC was taking aim at another home appliance that burns fossil fuels: kerosene heaters. Sales were increasing, and regulators grew concerned, because the heaters emitted harmful pollution into homes, mainly nitrogen oxides and sulfur dioxide.
Individual manufacturers, including Whirlpool and Wolf, didn't respond to NPR's questions. The trade group Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers says it's likely appliance makers didn't adopt the infrared burners from 40 years ago because they're more expensive and the ceramic plates that glow red break.
The provision initially applies only to \"Phase I\" facilities predominantly located in the eastern and midwestern United States and listed in Table A appended to 42 U.S.C. 7651c. A \"tangentially fired\" boiler's burners are located in the corner of the furnace and a \"wall-fired\" boiler's burners are placed along the furnace wall. Joint Appendix (JA) 28
A brief technical background, on which the parties are largely agreed, is necessary at this point to resolve the controversy. NO subx emissions are a byproduct of burning coal. Low NO subx burners and overfire air are both emission control methods designed to limit the formation of NO subx by controlling the amount of oxygen available to react with the nitrogen in the coal as the coal burns. Low NO subx burners accomplish the goal by limiting the amount of oxygen introduced through the burner to the flame. The overfire air technique (also known as \"air staging\") removes oxygen from around the burner and reintroduces it at a less volatile stage of the process through a port located above the burner in the furnace. See Babcock & Wilcox, Steam 13-7 (S.C. Stultz & J.B. Kitto eds., 40th ed.), reprinted at JA 281, 288. Low NO subx burners normally are used without overfire air. See id. (\" [F]rom a cost and performance perspective, the use of NO subx ports should be minimized where possible. Advanced low NO subx burners can frequently meet emission control requirements without the use of NO subx ports.\"); Energy Technology Consultants, Inc., Experience With Wall-Fired Overfire Air and Low NO subx Burner Retrofits on Utility Coal-Fired Boilers 6 (1993), reprinted at JA 465, 471. (\"AOFA [advanced overfire air] and LNB [low NO subx burners] had never been combined in a retrofit before November 1990. Even today, no new boilers in the United States employ AOFA....\") Low NO subx burners and overfire air are alike, however, in that both affect the combustion process by limiting oxygen
Section 407(d) also provides that \" [u]nits subject to subsection (b) (1) ... for which an alternative emission limitation is established shall not be required to install any additional control technology beyond low NO subx burners.\" Id. (emphasis added).
In its brief the agency asserts \"the reading most consistent with the statutory structure and purpose is that 'low NO subx burners' has the same meaning as 'low NO subx burner technology,' but does not restrict the reasonable interpretation of the latter phrase.\" EPA Br. at 20-21. Intervenor Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) similarly acknowledges that \"the term 'low NO subx burners' is used interchangeably with 'low NO subx burner technology' in Sec. 407(d).\" NRDC Br. at 20. The petitioners assert that \" [u]nder a plain language approach to statutory interpretation ... a 'low NO subx burner' would be a burner with low NO subx characteristics, and 'low NO subx burner technology' the technology of applying low NO subx burners to reduce NO subx .\" Pet.Br. at 31
The legislative history of section 407 further supports our conclusion that Congress meant to prohibit the agency from devising NO subx emission standards that require the use of equipment in addition to low NO subx burners. The Conference Report of the House of Representatives, addressing \"utility NO subx emissions,\" explained: \"The NO subx reductions from existing units mandated under section 407 are to be accomplished by use of conventional, available burner technology ('low-NO subx ' burners).\" H.Conf.Rep. No. 101-952 (1992) at 344. The statement equates \"burner technology\" with low NO subx burners and makes no reference to overfire air, reinforcing the conclusion that the text of the statute provides likewise
Federal and global legislation are requiring increasingly stringent emission regulation on household appliances and in particular water heater burners. Emissions like NOx (NO and NO2) are a growing concern due to their adverse health effects and contribution to tropospheric ozone, acid rain, and smog formation. As NOx is more closely controlled, appliance manufacturers are developing low emission burners for use in water heaters.
Flame temperature is strongly correlated to NOx production. Hence, characterizing flame temperatures in new burners is a key part of improving upon burners used today and the development of future burners. Temperature measurements applied to a new, radiant, ultralow-NOx burner are thus the focus of this research. Laser Rayleigh scattering allows us to make near-instantaneous, 2-D measurements using an unobtrusive technique. The application of this technique resulted in flame temperature images in three locations, above and across the burner surface ranging from 800-1600 K in general with an uncertainty of 9.6%. The fluctuation of the flame temperature was also found ranging from 200-800 K, indicating the presence of large scale hot and cold gas mixing. 59ce067264