Calculation model development and one-dimensional furnace experimental verification of ammonia injection denitration technology in high temperature reduction zone of pulverized coal combustion
ZHANG Bo, ZHANG Guojun, ZHANG Xiangyu, et al. Calculation model development and one-dimensional furnace experimental verification of ammonia injection denitration technology in high temperature reduction zone of pulverized coal combustion[J]. Thermal power generation, 2021, 50(11): 68-74.
ZHANG Bo, ZHANG Guojun, ZHANG Xiangyu, et al. Calculation model development and one-dimensional furnace experimental verification of ammonia injection denitration technology in high temperature reduction zone of pulverized coal combustion[J]. Thermal power generation, 2021, 50(11): 68-74. DOI: 10.19666/j.rlfd.202104102.
In order to develop the calculation model of deNOx by ammonia injection in high temperature reduction zone of pulverized coal combustion
the mechanism document of NO reduction process is optimized. Compared with the results of gas plunger flow experiment
Urea2000 mechanism can be used to predict NO. Urea2000 and coal combustion mechanism are combined to form a new Urea+Coal mechanism. Taking a one-dimensional furnace as the research object
the psr network of chemical kinetics analysis is generated by CFD and energico software.The Urea+Coal mechanism document and psr analysis network are combined to complete the whole mechanism analysis of one-dimensional pulverized coal combustion process. Taking the mole fraction of CO and NO as the criterion index
the whole mechanism file is simplified
and the simplified mechanism including 29 substances and 171 reactions is obtained. The simplified mechanism is coupled with CFD software to simulate the combustion process in the one-dimensional pulverized coal boiler. The simulation results are in good agreement with the experimental results
and the deviation of NO mole fraction is within 10%. The calculation model established by the simplified mechanism of Urea+coal and CFD can meet the requirements of performance prediction for ammonia injection denitration technology in high temperature reduction zone of pulverized coal combustion.