Analysis of acoustic characteristics of multi-burner entrained flow coal water slurry gasifier
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Analysis of acoustic characteristics of multi-burner entrained flow coal water slurry gasifier
CIESC JournalIssue 5, Pages: 1245-1253(2009)
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华东理工大学煤气化教育部重点实验室
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Online First:05 May 2009,
Published:05 May 2009
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YAN Shisen, LIANG Qinfeng, ZHOU Zhijie, et al. Analysis of acoustic characteristics of multi-burner entrained flow coal water slurry gasifier[J]. CIESC Journal, 2009, (5): 1245-1253.
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YAN Shisen, LIANG Qinfeng, ZHOU Zhijie, et al. Analysis of acoustic characteristics of multi-burner entrained flow coal water slurry gasifier[J]. CIESC Journal, 2009, (5): 1245-1253.DOI:
Analysis of acoustic characteristics of multi-burner entrained flow coal water slurry gasifier
Flame acoustic characterization of a coal water slurry (CWS) gasifier is an important information which can show the flame burning state and its flow characteristics.In order to better understand the burning characteristics of impinging flame and its effect on the gasifier
the four-nozzle impinging flame and two-nozzle impinging flame of the gasifier with different conditions were studied respectively.The statistical theory and Hilbert-Huang transformation were used to analyze the flame acoustic signals in time and frequency domains.The results showed that with the increase of fuel or oxygen
the rate of chemical reaction increased and the flame burned more and more intensely
but the stability of the flame became worse.And oxygen played a key role in the process.The standard deviation of four-nozzle impinging flame noise was greater than that of the two-nozzle impinging flame noise
but the change of the standard deviation was the reverse.It meant that the four-nozzle impinging flame burned intensely but stably.In the condition with a low ratio of CWS feed and oxygen
the noises of four-nozzle impinging flame were concentrated in the low-frequency bands below 45 Hz and the medium-frequency 45—100 Hz band
indicating that four-nozzle impinging flame was more stable.