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What Are the Benefits of a Low-NOx Boiler?

Low-NOx boilers help companies comply with EPA requirements, improve efficiency

Emily Newton
Wed, 08/18/2021 - 12:03
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Nitrogen oxides (NOx) are harmful chemical compounds produced as a byproduct of normal boiler function. The EPA regulates them due to the damage they can cause to humans and the environment.

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Low-NOx boilers, outfitted with special components that reduce nitrogen oxides, are essential for organizations that want to comply with EPA requirements while also potentially improving efficiency. Factory owners should understand the benefits of low-NOx boilers, as well as how new models use industrial design to minimize the production of this dangerous compound.

The effects of NOx exposure

The excessive production of NOx can pose risks to workers’ lungs and the environment. Short-term exposure to nitrogen oxide can make people more vulnerable to asthma and respiratory infections. They may also find their sense of smell diminished. Long-term exposure can cause more serious health problems, like chronic lung disease.

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