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Are water-coal slurry boilers less efficient compared to pulverized coal boilers?

2018-05-03View Original

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Are water-coal slurry boilers less efficient compared to pulverized coal boilers? respective efficiency ranges.
Reply #22018-05-05
Think about it: to evaporate the water from all that fuel in water-coal slurry, additional heat must be consumed::$
Reply #32018-05-05
Why are coal-water slurry boilers still in use given their low efficiency? By how much is their efficiency low?
Reply #42018-05-05
Because it becomes a fluid, transportation and storage are easier. Coal powder poses an explosion risk, and certain areas require explosion-proof design; these issues do not exist with water-coal slurry. Efficiency isn’t taken into account; however, the moisture content of water-coal slurry is usually around 30%.

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