2019
DOI: 10.5902/1980509827196
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Simulação computacional de dispositivos de mistura em câmara de combustão para gases de carbonização

Abstract: O carvão vegetal proveniente de florestas plantadas é uma fonte de energia renovável utilizada na siderurgia do Brasil, todavia, em sua produção há liberação do gás de pirólise, que pode ser considerado um gás com baixo poder calorífico inferior. A sustentabilidade da produção de carvão vegetal tem demandado a queima destes gases, podendo ser, inclusive, uma condicionante ambiental. Neste artigo foi avaliado o desempenho de diferentes dispositivos de mistura para câmara de queima, sistema que permite mitigar os… Show more

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“…Particles and gases derived from incomplete combustion are among the main environmental and health problems, reinforcing the need to study the relationship between biofuel consumption and GHG emissions. Currently, some studies allow verifying how pollutant gas emissions behave with the use of firewood in grain drying [11,12] and the importance of using forest biomass in the energy generation process, both with the use of firewood [13,14] and pellets [15,16]. However, to the best of our knowledge, the combination of the technological level of drying units with the type of biomass consumed, the resultant biomass consumption, and GHG emissions have not been addressed.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Particles and gases derived from incomplete combustion are among the main environmental and health problems, reinforcing the need to study the relationship between biofuel consumption and GHG emissions. Currently, some studies allow verifying how pollutant gas emissions behave with the use of firewood in grain drying [11,12] and the importance of using forest biomass in the energy generation process, both with the use of firewood [13,14] and pellets [15,16]. However, to the best of our knowledge, the combination of the technological level of drying units with the type of biomass consumed, the resultant biomass consumption, and GHG emissions have not been addressed.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%