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FGR
(redirected from Flue Gas Recirculation)

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AcronymDefinition
FGRFinger
FGRFace and Gesture Recognition
FGRFlue Gas Recirculation
FGRFetal Growth Restriction
FGRFgura (postal locality, Malta)
FGRFonds voor Gemene Rekening (Dutch: Mutual Fund)
FGRFission Gas Release
FGRFlare Gas Recovery (conservation technology)
FGRFinished Garage (building code)
FGRFort Ghost Recon
FGRFocus Group Representative
FGRFirst General Release
FGRFrequently Given Responses
FGRForest Green Rovers (football club; UK)
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One of the more common methods to lower NOx emissions is a combination of low NOx burners (LNB) and flue gas recirculation (FGR).
DAMPER DRIVE PERFORMANCE LOWERS NITROGEN OXIDE EMISSIONS by Industrial Environment
Air emissions will be minimized by way of state-of-the art emissions control systems considered best available control technology, which includes a low-NOx afterburner, flue gas recirculation, selective non-catalytic reduction, and a spray-dryer/fabric filter combination.
ADA-ES Files Air Permit Application for New Activated Carbon ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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