Efficiency of the cyclone separator in circulating fluidized bed boilers

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What is the typical efficiency of cyclone separators in circulating fluidized bed boilers, and is it reasonable to aim for 99.8% efficiency? Does it affect the return material? Will the impact be greater when the ash content in coal is high? In other words, the ash from the return material must be disposed of externally; otherwise, an excessive amount of such ash will interfere with the normal combustion inside the furnace. I’m new to this and hope the experienced folks here will kindly offer their guidance. :handshake

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