Thermophysical properties of composite fuel based on T grade coal (Alardinskoe deposit) and timber industry wastes

Results of experimental studies of composite fuel thermal decomposition processes based on T grade coal (Alardinskoe deposit) and timber industry wastes (fine wood) are presented. C, H, N, S weight percentage of each component of composite fuel was determined experimentally. It has been established...

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Published in:Journal of physics. Conference series 2017-09, Vol.899 (9), p.92014
Main Authors: Yankovsky, S.A., Tolokolnikov, A.A., Gubin, V.E., Slyusarskiy, K.V., Zenkov, A.V.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Coal
Composition effects
Fly ash
Fuels
Industrial wastes
Physics
Thermal decomposition
Thermal power plants
Thermophysical properties
Timber industry
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Summary:Results of experimental studies of composite fuel thermal decomposition processes based on T grade coal (Alardinskoe deposit) and timber industry wastes (fine wood) are presented. C, H, N, S weight percentage of each component of composite fuel was determined experimentally. It has been established that with an increase in wood concentration up to 50% in composite fuel, its energy characteristics decrease by less than 3.6%, while the yield of fly ash is 39.7%. An effective composite fuel composition has been defined as 50%/50%. Results of performed experimental studies suggest that it is possible to use composite fuels based on coal and wood at thermal power plants.
ISSN:1742-6588
1742-6596
DOI:10.1088/1742-6596/899/9/092014