Experimental Study on Pollution Emissions of the DLN Combustor

Xu Li; Kai Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.138-139.958

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Experimental Study on Pollution Emissions of the DLN Combustor

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Experimental study of combustor of heavy-duty gas turbine (E) which is the first independent intellectual property rights has been finished on high-pressure test system by China Gas Turbine Establishment of AVIVI. The content of CO and UHC are very low, the combustion is stable and efficient, the combustion efficiency is over 99%; pollution emissions (NOx) are 225mg/m³ (15%O₂) under rated condition, which is not meet the design requirements. The results indicated: The radio of on-watch-fuel is large, which makes the content of NOx is large; uneven premixed fuel is another important reason that makes the content of NOx is large. The conclusion has provided the reliable basis for gas turbine’s design and development.

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Combustor, Experiment, Heavy-Duty Gas Turbine, Pollution

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