What is combustion systems?

Combustion systems involve the controlled burning of fuel with an oxidant (typically air) to release heat and light. They are widely used in power generation (e.g., in boilers and gas turbines), transportation (e.g., internal combustion engines and jet engines), heating (e.g., furnaces and water heaters), and industrial processes (e.g., incineration and materials processing). The design and operation of combustion systems focus on achieving efficient and complete combustion while minimizing pollutant emissions, such as nitrogen oxides (NOx), carbon monoxide (CO), and particulate matter (PM).