Release of nitrogen during coal water slurry gasification in entrained-flow gasifier
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Release of nitrogen during coal water slurry gasification in entrained-flow gasifier
CIESC JournalIssue 11, Pages: 2884-2890(2008)
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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 November 2008,
Published:05 November 2008
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CHEN Zhong, YUAN Shuai, LIANG Qinfeng, et al. Release of nitrogen during coal water slurry gasification in entrained-flow gasifier[J]. CIESC Journal, 2008, (11): 2884-2890.
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CHEN Zhong, YUAN Shuai, LIANG Qinfeng, et al. Release of nitrogen during coal water slurry gasification in entrained-flow gasifier[J]. CIESC Journal, 2008, (11): 2884-2890.DOI:
Release of nitrogen during coal water slurry gasification in entrained-flow gasifier
NO and N2 were measured during the gasification of coal water slurry (CWS) in a laboratory opposed multi-burner gasifier.The results showed that the majority of nitrogen pollutants (HCN
NH3 and NO) came from the release of volatile nitrogen of coal during the rapid heating process of devolatilization.The maximum concentrations of nitrogen pollutants were produced at the nozzle plane and decreased away from the plane; moreover
the ordering in the aft-region was N2>HCN>NH3>NO.Increase of O2/C ratio tended to favor the formation of N2.Flow field distribution led to uniform radial concentrations at the exit and low concentrations near the side-wall in other axial positions.A proper amount of water in CWS tended to favor the formation of HCN and NH3.However
the introduction of excessive steam played a role in restraining the release of volatile nitrogen and reducing the concentrations of HCN
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