NITROGEN OXIDES EMISSION FROM COAL CHAR COMBUSTION

冯波; 刘皓; 袁建伟; 林志杰; 刘德昌

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- NITROGEN OXIDES EMISSION FROM COAL CHAR COMBUSTION
- CIESC Journal Issue 6, (1995)
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  华中理工大学煤燃烧国家重点实验室!武汉430074,华中理工大学煤燃烧国家重点实验室!武汉430074,华中理工大学煤燃烧国家重点实验室!武汉430074,华中理工大学煤燃烧国家重点实验室!武汉430074,华中理工大学煤燃烧国家重点实验室,武汉,430074
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  CLC： Q534
- Online First：25 December 1995，
  
  Published：25 December 1995
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冯波, 刘皓, 袁建伟, et al. NITROGEN OXIDES EMISSION FROM COAL CHAR COMBUSTION[J]. CIESC Journal, 1995, (6).
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摘要

在一固定床反应器上研究了3种煤焦在不同氧浓度、不同温度下燃烧时NO及N_2O生成特性

还研究了燃烧后气体停留时间对NO和N_2O生成的影响

以及NO的加入对N_2O对生成的影响.研究表明

煤焦燃烧中NO主要由氧气吸附于(-CN)基上形成(-CNO)基后而生成

而N_2O的生成机理则有3个

本文比较了这3个反应机理的相对重要性.

Abstract

The formation characteristics of NO and N2O are studied during combustion of three kinds of coal char in a fixed bed reactor under different oxygen concentration

and temperature conditions. It was found that the main mechanism of NO formation is the decomposition of (- CNO) sites

which come from oxygen adsorption to the char surfaces. N2O

however

can be produced by three pathways

the relative importance of the mechanisms were discussed in terms of the experimental results.

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