NOx and N2O emission in bubbling fluidized-bed coal combustion with oxygen and recycled flue gas : Macroscopic characteristics of their formation and reduction
NOx and N2O emission in bubbling fluidized-bed coal combustion with oxygen and recycled flue gas : Macroscopic characteristics of their formation and reduction
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DOI:
10.1021/ef970075x
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发表时间:
1998-01
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5.3
通讯作者:
H. Hosoda;T. Hirama;Naohiro Azuma;K. Kuramoto;J. Hayashi;T. Chiba
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H. Hosoda;T. Hirama;Naohiro Azuma;K. Kuramoto;J. Hayashi;T. Chiba
Suppression of nitrogen oxides emission by flue gas recycling was experimentally examined for coal combustion in an atmospheric bubbling fluidized bed. An Australian bituminous coal crushed to sizes smaller than 5 mm was burnt at 1120 K and superficial gas velocity of 1.0 m/s in a 0.158 m i.d. and 3 m high combustor. The combustion was performed in two different modes, namely, an exit gas recycling mode (ERM) where CO2-rich flue gas was recycled and fed to the combustor with pure O2 and a once-through mode (OTM) where gas with various compositions as well as air was fed to the combustor without the recycling. In ERM with the inlet concentration of O2 being kept at 21 vol %, the overall fractional conversions of fuel nitrogen into NOx and N2O were 0.0083 and 0.012, respectively, which were respectively equivalent to about 1/9 and 1/6 of those in OTM with air. In OTM, the effect of the inlet gas composition on NOx and N2O emissions was examined at various inlet N2, CO2, and H2O concentrations (CN2(i), CCO2(...