2006•Journal of Power EngineeringRequires access

Research on Tangential Firing of Anthracite in Large Capacity Station Boilers

Zhen Yang

Open publisher page 0 citations

Abstract

Anthracite is characterized by a low volatile content,high heating value and highignition temperature.The main problems met with in firing are: hard to ignite,low combustion efficiency,liable to furnace slagging and high NO_x emission.Since,in certain regions of China,anthracite is used as a fuel for power generation,the main points focused on in the design of a power plant boiler firing anthracite are;ignition,stable combustion,ways of raising combustion efficiency, prevention of furnace slagging and reduction of NO_x emission.Main ways of combusting anthracite and design principles of applying the tangential firing technique in large boilers burning anthracite are here explained,with a final introduction to design features and operational results of the 300 MW natural circulation,tangentially fired anthracite boiler,designed by Shanghai Boiler Works,accompanied by a discussion of envisioned prospects of applying anthracite firing techniques on 600 MW boilers.Figs 3,tables 4 and refs 9.

About this research paper

What this paper is about

Anthracite is characterized by a low volatile content,high heating value and highignition temperature.The main problems met with in firing are: hard to ignite,low combustion efficiency,liable to furnace slagging and high NO_x emission.Since,in certain regions of China,anthracite is used as a fuel for power generation,the main points focused on in the design of a power plant boiler firing anthracite are;ignition,stable combustion,ways of raising combustion efficiency, prevention of furnace slagging and reduction of NO_x emission.Main ways of combusting anthracite and design principles of applying the tangential firing technique in large boilers burning anthracite are here explained,with a final introduction to design features and operational results of the 300 MW natural circulation,tangentially fired anthracite boiler,designed by Shanghai Boiler Works,accompanied by a discussion of envisioned prospects of applying anthracite firing techniques on 600 MW boilers.Figs 3,tables 4 and refs 9.

Why it matters

A significance statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.

Key contribution

A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.

Method / approach

Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.

Main findings

Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.

Limitations

Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.

Applications

Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.

Available abstract

Anthracite is characterized by a low volatile content,high heating value and highignition temperature.The main problems met with in firing are: hard to ignite,low combustion efficiency,liable to furnace slagging and high NO_x emission.Since,in certain regions of China,anthracite is used as a fuel for power generation,the main points focused on in the design of a power plant boiler firing anthracite are;ignition,stable combustion,ways of raising combustion efficiency, prevention of furnace slagging and reduction of NO_x emission.Main ways of combusting anthracite and design principles of applying the tangential firing technique in large boilers burning anthracite are here explained,with a final introduction to design features and operational results of the 300 MW natural circulation,tangentially fired anthracite boiler,designed by Shanghai Boiler Works,accompanied by a discussion of envisioned prospects of applying anthracite firing techniques on 600 MW boilers.Figs 3,tables 4 and refs 9.

Key concepts: Anthracite, Boiler (water heating), Combustion, Waste management, Ignition system, Power station, Engineering, Fluidized bed combustion

Related papers

Back to paper searchBrowse research topicsOriginal source
Research on Tangential Firing of Anthracite in Large Capacity Station Boilers — Research Paper | ScholarLens