FUEL CYCLE ANALYSIS FOR FOSSIL ENERGY SYSTEMS: COAL COMBUSTION
W.L. Greenstreet, R. L. Carmichael
Abstract
W.L. Greenstreet, R. L. Carmichael
Abstract
Elements of the fuel cycle for coal combustion in power generation are examined; and information on economics, technological status, energy efficiencies, and environmental issues is reviewed. Overall background information is provided for guidance in identifying issues and establishing needs and priorities for engineering research, development, and demonstration. The elements treated include mining, transportation, coal preparation, direct combustion, and environmental control technology. The treatment used differs from that of usual compendiums in its emphasis on integrated examination and presentation directed primarily toward providing bases for general assessment and for guidance in program development. Emphasis is on program identification as opposed to advocacy. (ERA citation 06:010224)
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Elements of the fuel cycle for coal combustion in power generation are examined; and information on economics, technological status, energy efficiencies, and environmental issues is reviewed. Overall background information is provided for guidance in identifying issues and establishing needs and priorities for engineering research, development, and demonstration. The elements treated include mining, transportation, coal preparation, direct combustion, and environmental control technology. The treatment used differs from that of usual compendiums in its emphasis on integrated examination and presentation directed primarily toward providing bases for general assessment and for guidance in program development. Emphasis is on program identification as opposed to advocacy. (ERA citation 06:010224)
Key concepts: Coal, Fossil fuel, Combustion, Presentation (obstetrics), Engineering, Identification (biology), Electricity generation, Waste management