Feng HAN, Kunlin CONG, Qinghai LI, et al. Application of Multi-pass Circulating Fluidized Bed in Integrated Energy Service[J]. Power Generation Technology, 2020, 41(2): 104-109.
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Feng HAN, Kunlin CONG, Qinghai LI, et al. Application of Multi-pass Circulating Fluidized Bed in Integrated Energy Service[J]. Power Generation Technology, 2020, 41(2): 104-109. DOI: 10.12096/j.2096-4528.pgt.19171.
Application of Multi-pass Circulating Fluidized Bed in Integrated Energy Service
Park level clean heating is an urgent problem to be solved in integrated energy service. The multi-pass circulating fluidized bed technology adopts a three-stage furnace structure to form a two-stage material circulation in the furnace
which solves the problem of miniaturization of traditional circulating fluidized bed boilers. The industrial practice has proved that the multi-pass circulating fluidized bed boiler can use biomass
industrial solid waste
coal and other fuels. The thermal efficiencies of various fuels reach 88%~92%
and the emissions of the pollutants meet the required permissible effluent concentrations of the national standards and local standards. The multi-pass circulating fluidized bed technology has the advantages of decentralized energy utilization and simultaneous application of multiple fuels
which can be effectively applied to park level integrated energy service.
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