Homogenous and heterogeneous combustion in the secondary chamber of a straw-fired batch boiler

Currently, the attention of the producers of biomass batch boilers is mostly focused on the problem of the total efficiency of energy conversion, CO emissions as well as particulate matter emissions. Due to the regulations of the European Union, the emissions referred to above have to be kept at cer...

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Main Authors: Szubel Mateusz, Adamczyk Wojciech, Basista Grzegorz, Filipowicz Mariusz
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2017-01-01
Series:EPJ Web of Conferences
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/201714302125
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spelling doaj-dc9530c83fc74b6798a1b6b102301ab02021-08-02T05:47:14ZengEDP SciencesEPJ Web of Conferences2100-014X2017-01-011430212510.1051/epjconf/201714302125epjconf_efm2017_02125Homogenous and heterogeneous combustion in the secondary chamber of a straw-fired batch boilerSzubel Mateusz0Adamczyk Wojciech1Basista Grzegorz2Filipowicz Mariusz3AGH University of Science and Technology, Faculty of Energy and FuelsSilesian University of Technology, Institute of Thermal TechnologyAGH University of Science and Technology, Faculty of Energy and FuelsAGH University of Science and Technology, Faculty of Energy and FuelsCurrently, the attention of the producers of biomass batch boilers is mostly focused on the problem of the total efficiency of energy conversion, CO emissions as well as particulate matter emissions. Due to the regulations of the European Union, the emissions referred to above have to be kept at certain levels because of health considerations, but also because of the necessity to increase the efficiency of the devices. The paper presents the process of analysis of a straw-fired small-scale boiler. In this study, the early stage CFD model presented in a previous paper [1] has been improved and evaluated. Based on [2], an additional set of specimens participating in homogeneous gas reactions was assumed to describe the combustion process sufficiently. Associated Arrhenius parameters have been applied for the description of these reactions. ANSYS Fluent 16 has been used to perform the analysis and the analysis was focused on the CO emissions level as well as on the impact of the modelling approach on the result of the computing. Moreover, losses related to incomplete combustion have been calculated for each of the considered cases.https://doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/201714302125
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author Szubel Mateusz
Adamczyk Wojciech
Basista Grzegorz
Filipowicz Mariusz
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Adamczyk Wojciech
Basista Grzegorz
Filipowicz Mariusz
Homogenous and heterogeneous combustion in the secondary chamber of a straw-fired batch boiler
EPJ Web of Conferences
author_facet Szubel Mateusz
Adamczyk Wojciech
Basista Grzegorz
Filipowicz Mariusz
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title Homogenous and heterogeneous combustion in the secondary chamber of a straw-fired batch boiler
title_short Homogenous and heterogeneous combustion in the secondary chamber of a straw-fired batch boiler
title_full Homogenous and heterogeneous combustion in the secondary chamber of a straw-fired batch boiler
title_fullStr Homogenous and heterogeneous combustion in the secondary chamber of a straw-fired batch boiler
title_full_unstemmed Homogenous and heterogeneous combustion in the secondary chamber of a straw-fired batch boiler
title_sort homogenous and heterogeneous combustion in the secondary chamber of a straw-fired batch boiler
publisher EDP Sciences
series EPJ Web of Conferences
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publishDate 2017-01-01
description Currently, the attention of the producers of biomass batch boilers is mostly focused on the problem of the total efficiency of energy conversion, CO emissions as well as particulate matter emissions. Due to the regulations of the European Union, the emissions referred to above have to be kept at certain levels because of health considerations, but also because of the necessity to increase the efficiency of the devices. The paper presents the process of analysis of a straw-fired small-scale boiler. In this study, the early stage CFD model presented in a previous paper [1] has been improved and evaluated. Based on [2], an additional set of specimens participating in homogeneous gas reactions was assumed to describe the combustion process sufficiently. Associated Arrhenius parameters have been applied for the description of these reactions. ANSYS Fluent 16 has been used to perform the analysis and the analysis was focused on the CO emissions level as well as on the impact of the modelling approach on the result of the computing. Moreover, losses related to incomplete combustion have been calculated for each of the considered cases.
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