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Fouling propensities of blended coals in pulverized coal-fired power station boilers

Abstract This paper presents the experimental results on the fouling propensity of five pairs of blended coals (19 coals and blends) tested in the Australian Coal Industry Research Laboratory (ACIRL) furnace. The results showed that the coal D has the highest fouling propensity among tested coals and blends. A parameter, growth rate (mm/h), is used to numerically rank the fouling propensity based on photos of fouling deposits taken over a period of test time. The growth rate correlates the fouling propensity better than the build up rate or the fouling coefficient. Five empirical fouling indices are examined against the fouling propensities of the above 19 coals and blends, and another 10 coals and blends previously tested in the Energy and Environmental Research Cooperation (EER) furnace. The linear correlation between the flue gas exit temperature/initial deformation temperature (FGET/IDT(ox.)), a measure of the overall heat transfer in the furnace, and the Na 2 O, g/GJ, is proved to be a good tool for predicting the fouling propensity of coals. There is also a relationship between the FGET and the growth rate.

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