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Reasons for the high ash conversion rate of coal fed into the furnace

2020-04-12 View Original

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In my workplace, the conversion rate of ash content in the coal fed into the furnace is 1.343, which is much higher than that in other companies in the same industry. I would like to ask the experts: is this normal? What are the factors that influence it? What is the normal range for the conversion rate?
Reply #2 2020-04-12
Does it refer to indicators such as ash content, sulfur content, and volatile matter?

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