Spray drying has
gradually become an effective method for large-scale
preparation of oxygen carriers as a result of its unique advantages
(high efficiency, scalable production, etc.). However, expensive chemical
or commercial powder is usually used as raw material in spray drying
granulation. The main objective of this work is to reduce the cost
of a spray-drying-derived oxygen carrier through using cheap natural
ores as raw materials and optimizing the preparation process. Considering
that hematite is cheap but less active in chemical looping combustion
(CLC) processes, while copper ore has high oxygen carrying capacity
and good reactivity but suffers from sintering at a high temperature,
the bi-ore oxygen carrier is prepared by the spray drying granulation
method in this work using copper ore and hematite fine powders as
raw materials with the addition of a suitable dispersant and binder.
Two kinds of oxygen carriers are successfully prepared by the spray
drying method, Fe100 (the mass ratio of hematite is 100%) and Cu20Fe80
(the mass ratio of copper ore/hematite is 20:80%), and their performance
is evaluated in a batch fluidized bed reactor. The reactivity of Cu20Fe80
is superior than that of Fe100 to char gasification products. The
effects of the temperature, oxygen/fuel ratio, and coal rank on the
coal-derived CLC performance of Cu20Fe80 are further examined. The
temperature of 950 °C is the optimal choice with the highest
reaction rate and CO2 yield. The gasification rate is fast
using the low-rank coals as fuels, i.e., Chifeng lignite and Shenhua
bituminous coal. Moreover, Cu20Fe80 exhibits good stability during
the redox test of more than 10 cycles. The used oxygen carrier particles
still maintain the abundant pore structure well without the sintering
phenomenon. Additionally, the results of scanning electron microscopy
with energy-dispersive spectrometry indicate that there is almost
no decrease in the relative content of Cu elements after the cyclic
tests. This work demonstrates that the spray-drying-derived Cu20Fe80
particle is a promising choice as an oxygen carrier for industrial
application of the CLC process.
This article uses the thermal analysis to study the kinetics characteristics of Polyurethane foam. The partially oxidized and non oxidized materials were used to study the variation of reaction of the smoldering, and the mechanism of function and activation energy of two substances was obtained. The result show that the oxygenolysis of the non oxidized Polyurethane foam belongs to the second-level chemical reaction, while the oxygenolysis of partially oxidized belongs to the first-level chemical reaction; the oxidization reaction of Polyurethane foam is a process which have lots of reaction steps to mutual promote as well as connection with each steps ; Through the smoldering experiment verify that the response characteristics of the two substances under the same heat flux to a certain extent, and the results agree well with the calculated activation energy.
Aiming at the building in city, the dangerous sources in construction are analyzed. Some hazardous factors, which are fountains of the accidents, are certainly made. By accidental types analyzed, accident positions analyzed and accident-engineering sorts analyzed; the complexity and authenticity of accident sources in construction can be distinctly set forth. Some safety control measures are made, which can be used to reduce accidents and advance whole safety supervising level in construction.
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