Properties of bioliquids and their impacts on combustion and boiler operation

Park, Ho-Young; Han, Karam; Yu, Geun Sil; Jang, Jinyoung; Park, Sangbin; Kim, Hyun Hee; Min, Kyong-Il; Kim, Jae-Kon

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2019.116782

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“…Boiler. Park et al [106] conducted an experimental testing of the torrefaction process on Empty Fruit Bunch (EFB) to increase biodiesel's energy density. is study was conducted by reducing the water and oxygen content of the EFB to increase the Heat Heating Value (HHV).…”

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Recent Progress on the Implementation of Renewable Biodiesel Fuel for Automotive and Power Plants: Raw Materials Perspective

Sentanuhady

Hasan

Muflikhun

2022

Advances in Materials Science and Engineering

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The issue of energy availability and the impact of global warming has become a specific concern for researchers in various countries in the world. This condition opens up space for potential alternative energy sources that are newer and more sustainable. Biodiesel as a sustainable alternative energy can be applied directly to industrial and automotive fields and even as a fuel source for power plants. This study provides a specific overview of the use and development of biodiesel as a fuel source for renewable power generation based on material sources. An essential part of this study discusses the development of various combinations of biodiesel mixtures and their applications in various types of industries. The physical and chemical characteristics of various types of biodiesel have been studied for their use in various parts of the world. The use of biodiesel has a positive effect on reducing emissions and pollutants, but a particular method is needed to optimize the efficiency and effectiveness, both technically and nontechnically. However, the utilization accompanied by optimizing the characteristics and parameters of biodiesel shows that this alternative energy is feasible and can be applied as a renewable fuel source for automotive industry and power generation in the future.

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Recent Progress on the Implementation of Renewable Biodiesel Fuel for Automotive and Power Plants: Raw Materials Perspective

Sentanuhady

Hasan

Muflikhun

2022

Advances in Materials Science and Engineering

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“…Over the last few years, some researchers have attempted to identify the causes of boiler accidents and provided guidelines of safe boiler operations ( Park et al., 2020 ; Pastor et al., 2020 ; Deghal et al., 2019 ; Trojan, 2019 ; Hong et al., 2019 ; Huang et al., 2019 ). Park et al. (2020) analyzed the characteristics of 203 bio liquid samples as a substitute fuel for safe boiler operation.…”

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Modelling the causes of boiler accidents: implications for economic and social sustainability at the workplace

Rahman

Karmaker²,

Ahmed³

et al. 2022

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“…For this reason, massive attempts for development and optimization of the biomass value chain for production are on the table. The composition and the calorific value of biofuels mainly depends on both biomass feedstock and the process used for their production. , As a consequence, their properties, and the combustion relevant properties indeed, may significantly differ from each other, requiring further processing to transform them in a standard marketable product. Remarkably, the most common strategy is to standardize them, by suitable chemical and physical treatments, in order to meet as much as possible the calorific value, rheological features, ignition times, and burning velocity of traditional fuels. ,− The basic idea is thus to modify the fuel supply chain while reducing to a minimum the modification of the existing combustion-based plants retaining a reasonably high combustion efficiency and minimizing the investment of the final users while moving toward the net zero emission target.…”

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“…In dependence on application to be considered, this strategy appears to be more straightforwardly usable and likewise effective for biogas. In the case of liquid biofuels, an additional degree of difficulty comes from their peculiar physical characteristics and the corresponding need to modify the feeding and mixing systems , …”

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MILD Combustion and Biofuels: A Minireview

Sabia¹,

Sorrentino

Ariemma³

et al. 2021

Energy Fuels

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Even in the presence of the formidable growth of renewable energy sources, advanced combustion processes have and will continue to have an irreplaceable role as a driving force for energy market. This is indeed motivated by the same huge amount of energy that can be conveniently stored in the form of energy carriers, made available from the renewable sources. The coupling of the appropriate combustion conversion technology with locally available biofuels certainly is among the most effective solutions, now on the table, to face the decarbonization challenge. In this framework, moderate or intense low oxygen dilution (MILD) combustion is among the best candidates to support the transition toward the net zero emission target. Indeed, due to its inherent features, it is highly fuel flexible and efficient, allowing for the utilization of whatever energy carrier can be considered in the decarbonization strategy. It is also characterized by an inherent low or absent pollutant emission. The novelty of this minireview is to highlight the relevance of the kinetics involved in MILD combustion processes with particular focus on biofuels, identifying invariant temperatures, relevant for process stabilization for any energy carrier. A critical evaluation of advantages and drawbacks of the use of raw bioliquids in MILD combustion conditions is reported. Then, challenges, open questions, and future perspectives on the use of biofuel in MILD combustion are discussed.

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Properties of bioliquids and their impacts on combustion and boiler operation

Cited by 8 publications

References 18 publications

Recent Progress on the Implementation of Renewable Biodiesel Fuel for Automotive and Power Plants: Raw Materials Perspective

Recent Progress on the Implementation of Renewable Biodiesel Fuel for Automotive and Power Plants: Raw Materials Perspective

Modelling the causes of boiler accidents: implications for economic and social sustainability at the workplace

MILD Combustion and Biofuels: A Minireview

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