A Evaluation on Pulverized Coal Combustion Properties Using a Thermogravimetric Analyze Method
Yanhong Gao, Ling Tao Bian
Abstract
Yanhong Gao, Ling Tao Bian
Abstract
In the present research work, volatile matter, influences of reaction temperature and particle size on combustion performance were investigated. Important results were obtained by experimental researches. Ignition point of anthracite coal/bituminous coal blends decreased with volatile matter in blend and combustion was improved. Burnout of coal blends decreased as a function of particle size. However, similar effects were gained when particle size less than 0.074mm accounted for 70%, 60% and 50%, respectively. By contrast, the ratio of 50% was a better choice for good effect and low cost.
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In the present research work, volatile matter, influences of reaction temperature and particle size on combustion performance were investigated. Important results were obtained by experimental researches. Ignition point of anthracite coal/bituminous coal blends decreased with volatile matter in blend and combustion was improved. Burnout of coal blends decreased as a function of particle size. However, similar effects were gained when particle size less than 0.074mm accounted for 70%, 60% and 50%, respectively. By contrast, the ratio of 50% was a better choice for good effect and low cost.
Key concepts: Anthracite, Pulverized coal-fired boiler, Combustion, Bituminous coal, Coal, Thermogravimetric analysis, Particle size, Autoignition temperature