Abstract:SUMMARYConventional fuel rich coal reburning relies upon two primary mechanisms: 1) the reaction of coal volatiles with NO to form HCN, which can subsequently decay to molecular nitrogen (N 2 ) given sufficient residence time at a suitable temperature; and 2), additional NO reduction by reaction of NO with carbon on the coal char surfaces. Recent research has indicated the possibility of HCN release as an additional product during char oxidation, and under appropriate conditions this HCN could provide a third … Show more
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