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secondary air

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secondary air [′sekĀ·ən‚derĀ·ē ′er]
(mechanical engineering)
Combustion air introduced over the burner flame to enhance completeness of combustion.

secondary air
1. Air which is introduced into a furnace (in addition to the primary air which enters either as a mixture with fuel or as blast underneath a stoker) above or around the flames to promote combustion.
2. Air already in an air-conditioned space, in contrast to primary air which is introduced into the space.


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The secondary air addition generally allows for complete combustion and gives excess air levels for most furnaces in the range of 25% to 150%.
 
 
 
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