Emissions Minimization of Chlorinated Micropollutants in Coal Solid Waste Co-Combustion by Primary Measures

Chlorinated Micropollutants in Products

Indoor Emissions from Household Combustion of Coal

Coal is a highly variable fuel, which ranges from high heating-value anthracite through various forms of bituminous coal to intermediates in coal formation, viz. lignite and peat. Each of these types of fuel can contain different levels of moisture, non-combustible inorganic material (ash), sulfur, and sometimes significant levels of other impurities, e.g. arsenic, fluorine, lead and mercury. R...

Modification of combustion behaviour and NO emissions by coal blending

Combustion profiles determined by TGA and experiments in a laminar entrained flow reactor (EFR) were used in this work to assess the relative combustion reactivities of different rank coals and their binary coal blends. The combustion behaviour of coal blends in TGA was greatly influenced by coal rank and the proportion of each component in the blend. Higher volatile coals exerted more influenc...

Heavy Metal Vaporization in Fluidized Bed Combustion of Solid Waste and Coal

Solid samples, either of realistic waste model or coal, and spiked with Cd, Pb or Zn, were burned in an electrically-heated fluid bed reactor coupled to a customized ICP spectrometer, for on-line analysis of vaporized metals. For waste samples, a single kinetic law (whatever the metal), predicting the vaporization characteristic time and the time course of the metal concentration in the solid, ...

Electrical and Electronic Plastics Waste Co-Combustion with Municipal Solid Waste for Energy Recovery