Discussion
Carbon monoxide in the kiln exhaust indicates
Answer: A
It represents both wasted fuel and a hazard, particularly where an electrostatic precipitator is fitted. A rising reading normally prompts an immediate increase in the draught or reduction in fuel. Carbon monoxide near a precipitator is an explosion risk as well as a loss.
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