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Separate physicochemical effects of CO2 on the coal char combustion: An experimental and kinetic study
Combustion and Flame ( IF 5.8 ) Pub Date : 2021-09-09 , DOI: 10.1016/j.combustflame.2021.111717
Siqi Liu 1 , Liping Wen 1 , Yanqing Niu 1 , Bokang Yan 1 , Yu Lei 1 , Denghui Wang 1 , Shi'en Hui 1
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The overall impact of CO2 on the coal char combustion is complicated due to the interplay between the CO2 thermal effect and chemical effect (including the gasification endothermicity, and its direct additional carbon consumption). To assess the impact of these factors on the carbon consumption process, we conduct a quantitative study on the separate physicochemical effects of CO2 through experimental and kinetic research. Two oxygen concentrations (15% and 21% O2), representing industrial boiler and air combustion environments, were selected. The experiment research on its thermal effect (evaluated by carbon conversion ratios) is performed at 1773 K in a high-temperature drop tube furnace. The chemical effect of CO2 is predicted for a 100 μm coal char particle using a self-developed char burning kinetics model. Results indicate that the carbon conversion ratios show a V-type distribution with higher CO2 concentrations, as a result of its complex physicochemical effects, with minimal carbon conversion points around the CO2 concentrations of 5–10 vol.%. The thermal effect initially increases with higher CO2 concentrations from 0 to 10 vol.%, but it declines with a further increase in CO2 concentrations, while the endothermicity effect of the gasification reaction increases with higher CO2 concentrations. The relative contribution of the endothermicity effect on the char consumption is 20.4% in the 21%O2/10CO2/N2 environment, lower than the thermal effect (29.9%), but it continuously increases and becomes the most influential inhibitory factor at higher CO2 concentrations. The strongest suppression effect of CO2 corresponds to the CO2 concentrations of 10 vol.%.



中文翻译:

CO2 对煤焦燃烧的单独物理化学影响:实验和动力学研究

由于CO 2热效应和化学效应(包括气化吸热及其直接额外碳消耗)之间的相互作用,CO 2对煤焦燃烧的总体影响是复杂的。为了评估这些因素对碳消耗过程的影响,我们通过实验和动力学研究对 CO 2的单独物理化学效应进行了定量研究。选择了代表工业锅炉和空气燃烧环境的两种氧气浓度(15% 和 21% O 2)。其热效应(以碳转化率评价)的实验研究是在1773 K的高温降管炉中进行的。CO 2的化学作用使用自行开发的炭燃烧动力学模型预测 100 μm 煤炭颗粒。结果表明,由于其复杂的物理化学效应,碳转化率显示出具有较高 CO 2浓度的 V 型分布,在 CO 2浓度为 5–10 vol.%附近具有最小的碳转化点。热效应最初随着 CO 2浓度从 0 到 10 vol.% 的增加而增加,但随着 CO 2浓度的进一步增加而下降,而气化反应的吸热效应随着 CO 2浓度的增加而增加。吸热效应对炭消耗的相对贡献为 21%O 2中的 20.4%/10CO 2 /N 2环境,低于热效应(29.9%),但在CO 2浓度较高时持续增加并成为影响最大的抑制因子。CO 2的最强抑制作用对应于10 vol.%的CO 2浓度。

更新日期:2021-09-09
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