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Emissions and deposit properties from combustion of wood pellet with magnesium additives

Tomas Persson ,  Jochen Riedel ,  Jonas Berghel ,  Ulf Bexell ,  Kaung Myat Win

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引用本文: Tomas Persson, Jochen Riedel, Jonas Berghel, Ulf Bexell, Kaung Myat Win. Emissions and deposit properties from combustion of wood pellet with magnesium additives[J]. 燃料化学学报, 2013, 41(5): 530-539. shu
Citation:  Tomas Persson, Jochen Riedel, Jonas Berghel, Ulf Bexell, Kaung Myat Win. Emissions and deposit properties from combustion of wood pellet with magnesium additives[J]. Journal of Fuel Chemistry and Technology, 2013, 41(5): 530-539. shu

Emissions and deposit properties from combustion of wood pellet with magnesium additives

    通讯作者: Tomas Persson, Tel: +46-23-778717, E-mail: tpe@ du. se.
摘要: This work studies the amount of gaseous and particle emissions and deposits on heat exchanger surfaces in a boiler fired with commercially available pellets and with pellets primed with magnesium oxide and magnesium hydroxide. The combustion experiments were performed on a residential boiler of 20 kW. Substrates placed in the heat exchanger was analysed with SEM-EDX-mapping to evaluate the chemical composition of the deposits. The results show that particle emissions (PM 2.5) using the additives increased by about 50% and the mass of the deposits in the flue gas heat exchanger (excluding loose fly ash) increased by about 25% compared to the combustion of pellets without additives. The amount of additives was found to be eight times higher than the amount of the main alkali metals potassium (K) and sodium (Na) which leads to the assumption that the additives were overdosed and therefore caused the problems reported. The SEM analysis of the substrates placed in the flue gas heat exchanger indicate that the deposits of sodium (Na), potassium (K), chlorine (Cl) and sulphur (S) decrease using the additives. If this was due to the expected chemical reactions or due to the loose fly ash covering the substrates after the test, could not be determined in this study.

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