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What is the effect of fuel particle size on the combustion share in circulating fluidized bed boilers?

2015-10-31View Original

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What is the effect of fuel particle size on the combustion share in circulating fluidized bed boilers?
Reply #22015-10-31
When the fuel particle size is too small, the proportion of coal combustion in the dense phase region is relatively low; for coals within the same size range, the combustion proportion also varies depending on the proportion of particles in each phase. When the fraction of fine particles increases, a stripping phenomenon occurs, with a large amount of fine particles being blown into the dilute phase region, thereby increasing their combustion fraction; the opposite is true when the fuel particle size is too large.

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