Volatilization and Burning of Pulverized Coal, with Radiation Heat Transfer Effects, in a Counter Flow Combustor
Volatilization and Burning of Pulverized Coal, with Radiation Heat Transfer Effects, in a Counter Flow Combustor
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逆流燃烧室中具有辐射传热效应的煤粉挥发和燃烧
DOI:
10.1080/00102208908924018
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发表时间:
1989
影响因子:
1.9
通讯作者:
Y. Goldman
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作者:
J. Greenberg;Y. Goldman
Abstract A detailed combined experimental-theoretical analysis of pulverized coal combustion in an advanced counter flow combustor is presented. The theoretical model for the coal particles enables their size evolution to be tracked. Effects of devolatilization and char reaction are included, as well as radiative heat transfer to and from coal particles, the surrounding medium and combustor walls. A zoning method is used for the radiation calculations. The interaction between the gaseous surroundings and the particles is based on theoretical and/or experimental data. Measurements made in the counterflow combustor for the gaseous phase included temperature, pressure, composition and velocity. Particle size distribution, ash and volatile matter content were also monitored for comparison with the theoretical predictions. The results indicate that, for the configuration considered, optimal particle sizes for combustion efficiency lie within the range of about 40-60 μm. Further control of efficiency can be obt...