Soot Formation and Distribution in Coal Jet Flames over a Broad Range of Coal Concentration
Soot Formation and Distribution in Coal Jet Flames over a Broad Range of Coal Concentration
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不同煤浓度范围内煤喷射火焰中烟灰的形成和分布
DOI:
10.1021/acs.energyfuels.0c00760
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发表时间:
2020
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影响因子:
5.3
通讯作者:
Lyu Junfu
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作者:
Xu Kailong;Zhang Hai;Shen Wenfeng;Zhang Yang;Wu Yuxin;Lyu Junfu
The soot formation and distribution in coal jet flames were measured using Laser-Induced Incandescence (LII) technique over a wide range of coal mass concentration (Ccoal). Experiments were conducted using an entrained-flow burner. The coal particle distributions were visualized using Mie scattering imaging technique and the flame temperature was measured using dual waveband colorimetric thermometry. The results showed that Mie scattering measurement was valid to detectCcoalin the flame under lowCcoalconditions, but its accuracy was affected by the soot scattering under highCcoalconditions. At lowCcoal’s, most coal particles were burned individually and a little amount of soot was formed. WhenCcoalexceeded a certain value (e.g.,Ccoal≥ 0.60 kg/m3), coal flames behaved as “cloud flames” and soot particles were first formed in the outer boundary of the coal jet and then massively produced near the centerline of the coal jet. Most soot particles were oxidized in the downstream. The radial peak soot volume fraction overlapped with that of coal concentration, as the high-temperature zone with low O2concentration located very close to the centerline of the coal jet. The soot volume fraction first remarkably increased asCcoalincreased, but the trend became less significant whenCcoalwas high (i.e., ≥ 1.0 kg/m3). The effects ofCcoalon the soot formation were attributed to the increase of the volatile amount, expansion of the O2-deficiency region, and the change of the flame temperature.