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The impact of water content in coal water slurry on boiler combustion, such as thermal efficiency, flue gas volume, dust removal, etc

2009-04-03View Original

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Water coal slurry has a relatively high water content. What is the impact of this water content on combustion during use, and what effects does it have on the boiler system?
Reply #22009-04-03
The fuel preheating process is necessary; otherwise, the boiler’s thermal efficiency will decrease
Reply #32009-04-27
The water-coal mixture we use consists of 66% coal powder, 33% water, and 1% organic matter. The burners have also been modified and work fairly well; the only issue is that the fuel tends to settle over time.

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