STUDY ON FUSION BEHAVIOR OF ASH FROM MIXEDLY BURNING BOIMASS WITH COAL
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STUDY ON FUSION BEHAVIOR OF ASH FROM MIXEDLY BURNING BOIMASS WITH COAL
Thermal Power GenerationVol. 40, Issue 10, Pages: 8-12(2011)
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山东大学能源与动力工程学院
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Published:2011
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HU Yunpeng, CHENG Shiqing, SUN Peng, et al. STUDY ON FUSION BEHAVIOR OF ASH FROM MIXEDLY BURNING BOIMASS WITH COAL[J]. Thermal power generation, 2011, 40(10): 8-12.
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HU Yunpeng, CHENG Shiqing, SUN Peng, et al. STUDY ON FUSION BEHAVIOR OF ASH FROM MIXEDLY BURNING BOIMASS WITH COAL[J]. Thermal power generation, 2011, 40(10): 8-12.DOI:
STUDY ON FUSION BEHAVIOR OF ASH FROM MIXEDLY BURNING BOIMASS WITH COAL
the slagging behavior of seven common biomass ashes
such as ash of wheat stalks
rise stalks
and poplar wooden scraps etc.
as well as their mixedly burning ash with coal have been detected.Results show that the slagging distinguishable index of coal can't completely and reliably predict the slagging behavior of biomass ash and their mixdely burning ash with coal.Based on the composition of biomass ash
the slagging distinguishable index of biomass A=(MgO+Al2O3+Fe2O3)/(CaO+P2O5) has been deducted for the Pearson correlation coefficient of ash fusion temperature.Addition of biomass can reduce the ash fusion point of coal in different degrees.In a range of low proportioning ratio
the ash fusion point of mixed coal is gradually reduced as the addition of biomass is increased.Along with the increasing of proporting ratio of mixed stalks like biomass
the oxide content of alkaline metalls increases
making the effect of reducing ash fusion point of mixed coal to be weakened
but at the same time
the A value is higher
thereby the ash fusion point of mixed coal is heightened on the contrary.When the proportioning ratio of mixed stalks like biomass is less than 20%
and the mixed proportioning ratio of distiller's grain
peanut shells
and poplar wooden scraps being less than 40%
60%
and 60% respectively
the serious slagging phenomenon can all be avoided.