Transformation of phosphorus during combustion of coal and sewage sludge and its contributions to PM10
Transformation of phosphorus during combustion of coal and sewage sludge and its contributions to PM10
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10.1016/j.proci.2006.07.113
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2007
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Lian Zhang;Y. Ninomiya
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作者:
Lian Zhang;Y. Ninomiya
Emission of airborne P-bearing particulates from combustion of both coal and sewage sludge samples has been studied in a lab-scale drop tube furnace. The results indicate that both the organically bound fraction of phosphorus and its inorganic species in a complex form containing Si, Al, Ca, Fe, P and O at non-stoichiometric ratios appear to vaporize readily. The resultant phosphorus vapors undergo oxidation, chemical reactions with other metallic vapors including Na/K/Zn, nucleation, and homogeneous/heterogeneous coagulation to form a mixture of their oxides and phosphates with particle sizes smaller than 1.0μm. On the other hand, phosphorus in the larger fractions, >1.0μm, mainly consist of apatite and condensed melting phases, which may have been formed through the direct liberation of inherent apatite in raw fuels and the shedding of melting P-bearing particles from the char surface. The amounts of phosphorus in each fraction of PM10vary considerably with fuel type and combustion conditions.