论文信息 - The effects of particle characteristics on emissions from burning wood fuel powder

The effects of particle characteristics on emissions from burning wood fuel powder

Wood fuel powders cut in different mills were combusted in a 150 kW burner to study emissions, furnace temperature and burnout as a function of particle size distribution and particle shape. Particle characteristics only slightly influenced NOx formation but more strongly influenced fuel feeding, ignition, unburned pollutants and furnace temperature. The lowest NOx emissions achieved was <50 mg/MJ. For finely milled wood powder, CO emissions had the lowest values (21 mg/MJ). Varying the ratio between primary, secondary and tertiary airflows, slightly influenced the combustion results using a small-scale powder burner.

C. Nilsson | Susanne Paulrud | Calle Nilsson | Susanne Paulrud

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