Applications of advanced technology to ash-related problems in boilers
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Applications of advanced technology to ash-related problems in boilers
Plenum Press, c1996
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"Proceedings of a conference on applications of advanced technology to ash-related problems in boilers, held July 16-21, 1995, in Waterville Valley, New Hampshire"--T.p. verso
Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
This book addresses the behavior of inorganic material in combustion systems. The past decade has seen unprecedented improvements in understanding the rates and mecha nisms of inorganic transformations and in developing analytical tools to predict them. These tools range from improved fuel analysis procedures to predictive computer codes. While this progress has been met with great enthusiasm within the research community, the practices of the industrial community remain largely unchanged. The papers in this book were selected from those presented at an Engineering Foundation Conference of the same title. All have been peer reviewed. The intent of the conference was to illustrate the application of advanced technology to ash-related problems in boilers and, by so doing, engage the research and industrial communities in more productive dialog. Those attending the conference generally felt that we were successful on these counts. We also engaged the industrial community to a greater extent than ever before in the conference discussion and presentation. We hope these proceedings will facilitate a continued and improved interaction between industrial and research communities. Behavior of inorganic material has long been recognized as one of the major considerations affecting the design and operation of boilers that burn ash-producing fuels. The practical problems associated with the behavior are sometimes catastrophic and spec tacular, ranging from major slag falls that damage the bottom of furnaces to complete plugging of convection passes.
Table of Contents
Ash Formation, Deposition, Corrosion and Erosion in Conventional Boilers (S. Benson). Research Needs of the Power Industry (R. DeSollar). Evolutionary Changes in Furnace Combustion Conditions Which Affect Ash Deposition in Modern Boilers (D. Fitzgerald). The UK Collaborative Research Program on Slagging Pulverized Coalfired Boilers: Summary of Findings (W. Gibb). Ash Deposit Properties and Radiative Transfer in Coal Fired Plant: Current Understanding and New Developments (T. Wall). Rates and Mechanisms of Strength Development in Lowtemperature Ash Deposits (J.P. Hurley). Deposit Formation During the CoCombustion of Coal-Biomass Blends (K. Hein). Quantification of Deposit Formation Rates as Functions of Operating Conditions and Fraction of Biomass Fuel Used in a Converted PC Boiler (100 MW) (A. Nordin). In situ Measurements of Boiler Ash Deposit Emissivity and Temperature in a Pilotscale Combustion Facility (D. Shaw). Erosion Oxidation of Carbon Steel and Deposition of Particles on a Tube During Combustion of Coalbased Fuels in an Industrial Boiler (J. Xie). Laboratory Measurements of Alkali Metal Containing Vapors Released During Biomass Combustion (D. Dayton). An Improved Ash Fusion Test (C. Coin). 31 additional articles. Index.
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