This kind of air system with increased dry solids managed to increase lower furnace temperatures and achieve reasonable reduction.
With three level air and higher dry solids the sulfur emissions could be kept in place.
This ratio is called the black liquor dry solids.
The higher the dry solids, the less water the black liquor contains and the hotter the adiabatic combustion temperature.
Design dry solids for green field mills have been either 80 or 85% dry solids.
The steam flow increases with increasing black liquor dry solids content.
Such a box is often used by organometallic chemists to transfer dry solids from one container to another.
The volume is expected to double to 185,000 tons of dry solids in 2005.
The system produces dry solids, a liquid nutrient concentrate and clean potable water.
The concentration of 5β-coprostanol in raw, untreated sewage is around 2-6% of the dry solids.