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Handbook completes initial Low Calorific Value Gases campaign
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BOF Gas (also some times known as BOS Gas) is available in significant quantities within iron and steel works. The IFRF Handbook today publishes three Combustion Files relating to the production, properties and use of Basic Oxygen Furnace Gas as a fuel.
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CF219: How is Basic Oxygen Furnace Gas (BOFG) produced? – Members’ Domain
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CF247: What are the applications of Basic Oxygen Furnace Gas (BOFG)? – Members’ Domain
In addition to their direct use within the Handbook, these files also constitute a further part of the build up to TOTeM 25, where the topic under discussion will include low calorific value gases and the potential to expand their deployment in high temperature processes. The IFRF is grateful to Peter Hoppesteyn and Jan van der Bemt of Corus IJmuiden for the preparation of this material.
To read or download these and other recently published files, please go to www.handbook.ifrf.net, and select ‘New Combustion Files’ after accepting the disclaimer screen. Other Combustion Files on related themes may be found by using the links built into these CFs and/or by searching the Handbook with the keywords like ‘fuel’ or ‘gas’ or ‘properties’ or ‘characterisation’ – the search will be more focused if you use a combination of these or similar words and choose the option ‘All of these words’