Impact of multi-hole-wall air coupling with air-staged technology on H2S evolution during pulverized coal combustion
The multi-hole-wall air coupling with air-staged technology (MH&AS) was developed for pulverized coal combustion to affect a simultaneous realization of multiple benefits, including prevention of high-temperature corrosion, highly efficient burning of pulverized coal, and low NOx emissions. In t...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-1411832020-06-04T09:30:29Z Impact of multi-hole-wall air coupling with air-staged technology on H2S evolution during pulverized coal combustion Ma, Honghe Zhou, Lu Ma, Suxia Yang, Shiliang Zhao, Ya Zhang, Wei Chew, Jia Wei School of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering Nanyang Environment and Water Research Institute Singapore Membrane Technology Centre Engineering::Chemical engineering Multi-hole-wall Air Air-staged The multi-hole-wall air coupling with air-staged technology (MH&AS) was developed for pulverized coal combustion to affect a simultaneous realization of multiple benefits, including prevention of high-temperature corrosion, highly efficient burning of pulverized coal, and low NOx emissions. In this work, the impact of MH&AS on H2S evolution under different conditions was investigated by applying a laboratory-scale MH&AS furnace to test its feasibility for preventing high-temperature corrosion. Some important inclusions were obtained: (i) the lack of multi-hole-wall air for Daheng (DH) coal combustion resulted in H2S concentration exceeding the critical value (namely, 100 ppm) causing high-temperature corrosion, but H2S near the wall could be completely eliminated with a multi-hole-wall air ratio (αm) of 0.1; (ii) the higher the pyrite content of the coal sample was or the smaller the particle size, the larger the H2S concentration near the wall; (iii) the four reactions leading to H2S formation were validated by Gibbs free energy and chemical equilibrium constant calculations. This study affirms the efficiency of MH&AS in mitigating the high-temperature associated with air-staged combustion. 2020-06-04T09:30:29Z 2020-06-04T09:30:29Z 2018 Journal Article Ma, H., Zhou, L., Ma, S., Yang, S., Zhao, Y., Zhang, W., & Chew, J. W. (2018). Impact of multi-hole-wall air coupling with air-staged technology on H2S evolution during pulverized coal combustion. Fuel Processing Technology, 179, 277-284. doi:10.1016/j.fuproc.2018.07.016 0378-3820 https://hdl.handle.net/10356/141183 10.1016/j.fuproc.2018.07.016 2-s2.0-85050091157 179 277 284 en Fuel Processing Technology © 2018 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. |
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The multi-hole-wall air coupling with air-staged technology (MH&AS) was developed for pulverized coal combustion to affect a simultaneous realization of multiple benefits, including prevention of high-temperature corrosion, highly efficient burning of pulverized coal, and low NOx emissions. In this work, the impact of MH&AS on H2S evolution under different conditions was investigated by applying a laboratory-scale MH&AS furnace to test its feasibility for preventing high-temperature corrosion. Some important inclusions were obtained: (i) the lack of multi-hole-wall air for Daheng (DH) coal combustion resulted in H2S concentration exceeding the critical value (namely, 100 ppm) causing high-temperature corrosion, but H2S near the wall could be completely eliminated with a multi-hole-wall air ratio (αm) of 0.1; (ii) the higher the pyrite content of the coal sample was or the smaller the particle size, the larger the H2S concentration near the wall; (iii) the four reactions leading to H2S formation were validated by Gibbs free energy and chemical equilibrium constant calculations. This study affirms the efficiency of MH&AS in mitigating the high-temperature associated with air-staged combustion. |
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