Numerical optimization of separated overfire air distribution for air staged combustion in a 1000 MW coal-fired boiler considering the corrosion hazard to water walls

Wei, Jin; Si, Fengqi; Cao, Yue; Ma, Huan; Wang, Ya’ou

doi:10.1016/j.fuel.2021.122022

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“…Chemical percolation devolatilization (CPD) model calculates the precipitation process of volatiles . Moreover, the fixed carbon combustion kinetics/diffusion limits rate model (see the literature for the model) . The discrete random walk (DRW) model considers TRI during the combustion process. , …”

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Simulation of Pulverized Coal Combustion Process Considering Turbulence–Radiation Interaction

Zheng

Liu

2023

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In this paper, the combustion process of a 350 MW opposite pulverized coal combustion boiler is studied using a combined field test and numerical simulation. Considering the turbulence–radiation interaction (TRI) effect caused by turbulent particle pulsation during the combustion process, the TRI model is modified by introducing optical factors. The interaction between the optical thickness and the radiation pulsation of pulverized coal particles during the combustion process is studied to learn the influences of turbulent particle combustion on radiative heat transfer. According to the analysis of the TRI influence on pulverized coal combustion, the temperature of the cross section decreases with TRI. Compared with the traditional radiation model calculation, the time-average temperature of the cross section is reduced by 49.85 K, and the deviation from the experimental data is reduced by 1.54%. It is proved that the temperature distribution in the furnace considering TRI is closer to reality. In the numerical simulation of the TRI sensitivity to the optical thickness of the particles, it is found that with TRI, the increase of optical thickness will strengthen the effect of turbulent kinetic energy in the combustion area. Due to the increase in particle density, the content of the main radiation medium produced by combustion, H2O and CO2, increases and the radiation effect in the furnace is enhanced. In the fire area with dense particles, the average temperature of the cross section increases by 28 K. Hence, the change in optical thickness causes the change of TRI parameters, and the TRI effect becomes more significant with the increase of particle load.

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Section: Mathematical Modelmentioning

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“… 20 Moreover, the fixed carbon combustion kinetics/diffusion limits rate model (see the literature for the model). 21 The discrete random walk (DRW) model considers TRI during the combustion process. 22 , 23 …”

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Simulation of Pulverized Coal Combustion Process Considering Turbulence–Radiation Interaction

Zheng

Liu

2023

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Numerical investigations on overfire air design for improved boiler operation and lower NOx emission in commercial wall-firing coal power plants

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Lee³

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Applied Thermal Engineering

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Numerical study on the effects of primary air ratio on ultra-low-load combustion characteristics of a 1050 MW coal-fired boiler considering high-temperature corrosion

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Kheirkhah

et al. 2023

Applied Thermal Engineering

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Numerical optimization of separated overfire air distribution for air staged combustion in a 1000 MW coal-fired boiler considering the corrosion hazard to water walls

Cited by 24 publications

References 56 publications

Simulation of Pulverized Coal Combustion Process Considering Turbulence–Radiation Interaction

Simulation of Pulverized Coal Combustion Process Considering Turbulence–Radiation Interaction

Numerical investigations on overfire air design for improved boiler operation and lower NOx emission in commercial wall-firing coal power plants

Numerical study on the effects of primary air ratio on ultra-low-load combustion characteristics of a 1050 MW coal-fired boiler considering high-temperature corrosion

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