COMBUSTION AND AGGLOMERATION OF COAL-OIL MIXTURES IN FURNACE ENVIRONMENTS.

Kenji Miyasaka; Chung King Law; C. H. Wang

COMBUSTION AND AGGLOMERATION OF COAL-OIL MIXTURES IN FURNACE ENVIRONMENTS.

Kenji Miyasaka, Chung King Law, C. H. Wang

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Abstract

The combustion characteristics of freely-falling and suspended mono-sized coal-oil mixture (COM) droplets in heated air were investigated by studying the quenched samples using scanning electron microscope. Parameters varied include the volatility of the oil, the concentration and size of the coal particles, the residence time, the intensity of blowing, and the effects of water and surfactant addition.

Original language	English (US)
Journal	IEEE Conference Record of Industrial and Commercial Power Systems Technical Conference
State	Published - Jan 1 2017

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Miyasaka, K., Law, C. K., & Wang, C. H. (2017). COMBUSTION AND AGGLOMERATION OF COAL-OIL MIXTURES IN FURNACE ENVIRONMENTS. IEEE Conference Record of Industrial and Commercial Power Systems Technical Conference.

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