Unenriched water gas may be described as Blue water gas ( BWG ).
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During a make run, steam would be passed through the generator to make blue water gas.
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Blue water gas ( BWG ) burns with a non-luminous flame which makes it unsuitable for lighting purposes.
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Gas lighting became the first widespread form of blue water gas, were enriched with oil to make them more suitable for street lighting.
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The problem of nitrogen dilution was overcome by the blue water gas ( BWG ) process, developed in the 1850s by Sir William Siemens.
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Blue water gas is a term used for water gas produced from clean burning fuels such as anthracite, coke and charcoal and produces a blue flame.
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The products from the air cycle contain non-calorific nitrogen and are exhausted out the stack while the products of the steam cycle are kept as blue water gas.
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