Biomass co-firing (weekly topic)
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This post was last edited by Standing in the East on 2011-7-11 11:47. In traditional gas and heat supply boilers, a portion of biomass materials is used as fuel. Please discuss the existing problems and the prospects for application
There should be no problems with combustion; the main issue is the price – whether the cost per ton of steam can compete with that of coal
Reply to 2# gzlzhx: I was wondering if you have any experience in this area?
Reply to 3#: It has not been operated while located in the east; however, I have visited the boilers in several similar factories, and due to the high costs, no further action was taken
Reply 1# Standing in the East, depending on the source, biomass suitable for energy utilization can be divided into five categories: forestry resources, agricultural resources, domestic wastewater and industrial organic wastewater, urban solid waste, and livestock and poultry manure. Our facility uses the ash and slag generated by fixed-bed gas generators, along with coal slurry and pulverized coal produced by Endler furnaces, for power generation. For boilers that use biomass as a fuel supplement, only small boilers are suitable for this purpose; for example, small bathhouses can use crushed and compressed straw as fuel.