Particulate matter emission reduction in small- and medium-scale biomass boilers equipped with flue gas condensers: Field measurements

“…The emission concentration of NOx was 150-195 mg Nm -3 and that of SO2 was 2.9-5.0 mg Nm -3 for a medium-scale boiler at a rated power of 5.0 MWth that was equipped with a multi-cyclone followed by a baghouse filter (Cornette et al, 2021).…”

Section: Accepted Manuscriptmentioning

confidence: 99%

Waste to Energy: Air Pollutant Emissions from the Steam Boilers Using Recycled Waste Wood

Tsai

Lin

How

et al. 2021

Aerosol Air Qual. Res.

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“…For individual heating boilers, the range of efficiency-enhancing technologies is small, e.g., small-scale flue gas capacitors are not too standard a technology [68][69][70]. Researchers acknowledge that using another technology called the Stirling engine is possible to improve efficiency [71][72][73][74].…”

Section: Stiling Enginementioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring Energy Security and Independence for Small Energy Users: A Latvian Case Study on Unleashing Stirling Engine Potential

Kramens,

Svedovs,

Sturmane

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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Nowadays, energy systems are continuously impacted by external and internal conditions. The worldwide events of recent years have led to the need to consider not only the requirements for moving towards climate neutrality but also the security and independence of energy supply when creating new or transforming existing energy systems. The aim of this study was to answer the question of whether there is a possibility of transforming the energy supply process by promoting increased energy security and independence while not reducing energy demand, as well as creating high economic and environmental indicators. The research focuses on developing alternative scenarios for further decision-making studies by introducing modern energy technologies. Scenarios are analysed using the complex method developed, which includes three main steps: assessing the current situation, identifying available technologies, and assessing alternatives. The results suggest that Stirling’s technology can provide 100% energy independence for individual energy consumers. At the same time, thanks to the combination of Stirling technology and solar technologies, there is an opportunity to reduce emissions and energy production costs, but capital investment is increasing.

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“…In addition, such particles are free of inertia; therefore, secondary turbulence is unable to bring these particles close enough for the action of van der Waals forces to be significant. More intense charging of such small particles may solve the problem of their precipitation, and the sharp cooling of combustion gases may promote particle removal through intensified coagulation; thus, a dedusting system using flue gas condensation can be improved [72].…”

Section: Particle Size Distributionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Coagulation contributing to electrostatic precipitation of ultrafine fly ash from small-scale biomass combustions

Molchanov

Krpec

Horák

et al. 2022

Results in Engineering

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Particulate matter emission reduction in small- and medium-scale biomass boilers equipped with flue gas condensers: Field measurements

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Waste to Energy: Air Pollutant Emissions from the Steam Boilers Using Recycled Waste Wood

Waste to Energy: Air Pollutant Emissions from the Steam Boilers Using Recycled Waste Wood

Exploring Energy Security and Independence for Small Energy Users: A Latvian Case Study on Unleashing Stirling Engine Potential

Coagulation contributing to electrostatic precipitation of ultrafine fly ash from small-scale biomass combustions

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