K.L. Maloney
Abstract
A system of flue-gas recirculation for use on a coal-fired stoker boiler is described. It is claimed that this can reduce the required excess-air flow by more than 50%, reduce SO/sub 2/, NO/SUB/x and particulate emissions, and decrease the size of downstream equipment required. Test results are presented.
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A system of flue-gas recirculation for use on a coal-fired stoker boiler is described. It is claimed that this can reduce the required excess-air flow by more than 50%, reduce SO/sub 2/, NO/SUB/x and particulate emissions, and decrease the size of downstream equipment required. Test results are presented.
Key concepts: Flue gas, Boiler (water heating), Waste management, Environmental science, Flue-gas emissions from fossil-fuel combustion, Pulverized coal-fired boiler, Particulates, Flue