2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.fuel.2021.120555
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Investigation on combustion performance and ash fusion characteristics of Zhundong coal co-combustion with coal gangue

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“…Hence, it is anticipated that co-combustion of RC and CC will result in enhanced ignition and early ignition of RC. 47…”
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“…Hence, it is anticipated that co-combustion of RC and CC will result in enhanced ignition and early ignition of RC. 47…”
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“…In addition, it can be seen that the 60% RC case has a higher S than the blend of 40% RC, the larger the index S is, the faster the char from the fuel burns. 47 Therefore, the promotion for improved RC combustion performance could be visibly shown by adding CC to RC in a certain compounding ratio.…”
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“…A large number of scholars have done research on the melting characteristics of coal ash, such as Li et al 8 combined the methods of experimental research and quantum chemical calculations to study the effect of kaolin on the ash melting characteristics of Zhundong high alkali coal and the mineral evolution law during ash melting processes. Furthermore, the behavior mechanism of kaolin capturing alkali metals was also studied from the perspective of mineral microstructure features; Deng et al 9 used thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) to investigate the melting characteristics of Zhundong coal (ZC), coal gangue (CG), and ZC−CG blends with 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50% CG. The ash melting characteristic temperatures and mineral transformation behaviors during the ash melting process were also determined by analytical instruments; Zhou et al 10 used a horizontal chamber furnace to investigate the effects of two biomass ashes (corn stalk (CS) and wood pellet (WP)) on the sintering behaviors of two types of coals (high-melting Shanxi coal (SX) and low-melting Shenhua coal (SH)); Zhang et al 11 investigated the potassium fixation ability and ash melting characteristics during the gasification of corn stalk coke blended with coal ash in a CO 2 atmosphere; Liang et al 12 studied the change of mineral composition in ash and the effect of CaO on the melting characteristics of coal ash by adding different contents of CaO to coal ash; Fan et al 13 investigated the effects of peanut hull (PH) ash on the initial sintering and fusion temperatures of high-melting coal ashes; Wang et al 14 used an ash fusion melting point meter and FactSage software to compare the ash melting characteristics of several common coal types and coal blends in Shougang.…”
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