QI Qingfu, MA Shicheng, YANG Zhongcan, et al. Study on corrosion prevention and control of the furnace of a 350 MW opposite-firing boiler burning high-alkali coal[J]. Thermal power generation, 2024, 53(1): 91-98.
DOI:
QI Qingfu, MA Shicheng, YANG Zhongcan, et al. Study on corrosion prevention and control of the furnace of a 350 MW opposite-firing boiler burning high-alkali coal[J]. Thermal power generation, 2024, 53(1): 91-98. DOI: 10.19666/j.rlfd.202306086.
Study on corrosion prevention and control of the furnace of a 350 MW opposite-firing boiler burning high-alkali coal
In order to reduce fuel procurement costs and ensure fuel supply
a certain power plant in Gansu burns a large proportion of Xinjiang high-alkali Guanghui coal and Xinjiang Energy coal. After burning the high-alkali coal
the boiler experiences severe high-temperature corrosion and coking on the heating surface
and the maximum load can only be carried to 85% ECR. In order to reduce high-temperature corrosion
research has been conducted on coal quality characteristics
combustion optimization adjustment
and equipment improvement technology for boilers. The research results show that
the boiler still experiences severe high-temperature corrosion even when burning low sulfur coal
which is mainly related to the high content of alkali metals such as sodium and calcium
as well as chlorine in Xinjiang coal. By increasing oxygen content
reducing primary air volume
weakening the swirling strength of outer secondary air of the burner
and increasing wall-attached air
operation adjustment measures can improve the high-temperature corrosion characteristics of the water wall to some extent. But to completely solve this problem
it is necessary to start with the use of additives
high-temperature corrosion prevention spraying
adding soot blowers
improving wall-attached air and burner design
and other corresponding technologies. The results of this study can provide useful reference and guidance for power plants that encounter similar problems during the process of high-alkali coal burning.