Experimental studies on the combustion and slagging characteristics of brown coal blends

Xiaojie Zhang; Yang Wang; Zhenzhong Li; Yongchun Wang; En Yao; Xiaobo Yang; Shaozeng Sun; Yukun Qin

Experimental studies on the combustion and slagging characteristics of brown coal blends

Xiaojie Zhang
, Yang Wang
, Zhenzhong Li
, Yongchun Wang
, En Yao
, Xiaobo Yang
, Shaozeng Sun
, Yukun Qin

School of Energy Science and Engineering

NE Elec. Pwr. Sci. Res. Institute
NE China Elec. Pwr. Combust. Res. C.
ShuangLiao Power Plant
Harbin Institute of Technology

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Abstract

The combustion and slagging characteristics of three brown coals and their blends have been studied on the combustion research facility (CRF) in order to obtain the relationship between the blends and their parent coals which are all used in the SL Power Plant in China. Coal H is the designed coal for the boilers of the SL Power Plant but it is usually blended with coal Y and M. The experimental results show that when two coals are blended and then burnt, these two coals still keep their own combustion characteristics, but the slagging characteristics of the coal blends differ significantly from their parent coals.

Original language	English
Pages	113-119
Number of pages	7
State	Published - 1999
Event	The 1999 International Joint Power Generation Conference and ICOPE'99 - Burlingame, CA, USA Duration: 25 Jul 1999 → 28 Jul 1999

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Conference	The 1999 International Joint Power Generation Conference and ICOPE'99
City	Burlingame, CA, USA
Period	25/07/99 → 28/07/99

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Experimental studies on the combustion and slagging characteristics of brown coal blends

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