670th多燃料切圆锅炉nox生成与排放控制数值模拟 word格式.docx

For advance co-combustion technique of coal, BFG, and c oke oven gas (COG), the eddy dissipation model was used to perform the numerical simulation of three-fuel combustion in a utility boiler, and to simulate the turbulent gas-phase reaction. The validated CFD model is then applied to investigate the effects of different BFG and COG flow rates on the boiler performance. It is found that increasing the BFG flow rate brings negative effects on the ignition of primary air and pulverized -coal mixture, pulverized - coal burnout, and heat transfer in the furnace and, c onsequently, decreases the thermal efficiency. However, increasing the COG flow rate can increase the thermal efficiency via improving the pulverized -coal burnout and heat transfer. Increasing both the BFG and COG flow rates is favorable to reducing NO emissions. The results also indicate that co -firing pulverized coal with BFG of about 20% heat input and COG of about 10% heat input is an optimal operating condition for improving the boiler performance at 180 MW load. The validated CFD model is then applied to investigate the effects on the temperature and velocity deviations along the upper furnace width. It is found that the maximum temperature deviation is about 200K along the furnace width of the boiler load of 180 MW. The temperature in the right side i s higher than that in the left side. With the increase of BFG flow rate, both the temperature and velocity deviations decrease. It indicates increasing the BFG flow rate have little effect on the temperature and velocity deviation along the furnace width. The COG was conducted as reburning fuel, because of its content hydrocarbons. When the COG flow rate increased 100%, the in - furnace temperature decreased, and has more effect on NOx reduction. For the flue gass treatment (flue gases w