This week, with the publication of three further contributions, the IFRF on-line Combustion Handbook delivers its 200th Combustion File. With each file typically running to 4 to 6 pages A4 equivalent, the Handbook now offers about 1000 pages of searchable guidance and data to IFRF members. These pages are in turn backed up by an on-line Combustion Glossary already containing definitions of over 600 specialised terms and abbreviations in common use within the combustion business.

The published Combustion Files include:

I would like to take this opportunity of thanking the IFRF for supporting this initiative, as well as the unsung heroes of the backroom production team – currently Peter Roberts (NL) and Patrick Lavery (Australia)