Water content in coal used for power generation

2010-12-20View Original

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I would like to ask about the water content in coal used for power generation. Are there any requirements regarding water content in circulating fluidized bed combustion?

Reply #22010-12-21

It is said to be around 8%, I’m not sure if that’s accurate.

Reply #32010-12-21

Surely, the lower, the better; there isn’t much coal available at low prices these days

Reply #42010-12-22

Reply to 4# cailg: It used to be said in books that a certain amount of moisture in coal could have advantages, but today’s commercial coal generally has excessive moisture levels. The more moisture there is, the greater the heat loss, and it also facilitates corrosion

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