Influence of biomass thermal pre-treatment on the particulate matter formation during pulverized co-combustion with lignite coal

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2021-03-05

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Kazanç Özerinç, Feyza

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This work investigated the particulate matter formation during co-combustion of biomass with coal.Olive residue in 212-300 μm was chosen as agricultural waste biomass, and Tunçbilek lignite in 106-125μm as the coal. The biomass was thermally pretreated to assess the influence of the pretreatmenttemperature on particulate matter formation during co-combustion. Specifically, the olive residued wastorrefied (at 275 ºC) and pyrolyzed (at 500 ºC) using a tubular oven. The biomass-coal blends in a 50:50wt.% ratio were co-fired in a drop tube furnace operated at 1200 ºC, heating rate of ~104 ºC/s, residencetime of ~3 s, and dry air atmospheric conditions. The results showed that co-combustion resulted inclear reduction of PM2.5 emission to values close to those of the biomass fuel, and below the predictedvalues. Specifically, combustion of olive residue – Tunçbilek lignite, torrefied olive residue – Tunçbileklignite, and olive residue char – Tunçbilek blends resulted in 646, ORT-TL in 408, and 559 mg / MJ input,respectively. Moreover, the mechanisms responsible for the formation of PM2.5 during biomass and coalcombustion were found applicable to biomass-coal blends.

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/94726

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8th International Conference on Renewable Fuels, Combustion and Fire

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F. Kazanç Özerinç, “Influence of biomass thermal pre-treatment on the particulate matter formation during pulverized co-combustion with lignite coal,” presented at the 8th International Conference on Renewable Fuels, Combustion and Fire, Ankara, Türkiye, 2021, Accessed: 00, 2021. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/94726.