The characteristic of NO release for the chars and volatiles of bituminous during combustion
Kefa Cen
Abstract
Kefa Cen
Abstract
Bituminous coal combustion was taken apart volatile and char combustion in a fixed-bed reactor.Studied NO release characteristics of volatile-N and char-N combustion respectively, and evaluated the relative contribution of volatile-N and char-N to NO formation of coal combustion.Coal-N, volatile-N and char-N conversion increases with excess air coefficient and temperature increases.Volatile-N is the primary resources during bituminous coal combustion.The coal-N conversion fraction is less than the total conversion fraction of volatile-N and char-N.Reciprocity is more stronger between volatile and char during coal combustion with oxidization atmosphere increases.
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Bituminous coal combustion was taken apart volatile and char combustion in a fixed-bed reactor.Studied NO release characteristics of volatile-N and char-N combustion respectively, and evaluated the relative contribution of volatile-N and char-N to NO formation of coal combustion.Coal-N, volatile-N and char-N conversion increases with excess air coefficient and temperature increases.Volatile-N is the primary resources during bituminous coal combustion.The coal-N conversion fraction is less than the total conversion fraction of volatile-N and char-N.Reciprocity is more stronger between volatile and char during coal combustion with oxidization atmosphere increases.
Key concepts: Char, Combustion, Coal, Bituminous coal, Chemistry, Fraction (chemistry), Mass fraction, Coal combustion products