Simulation Investigation on Structural Parameter of Hot Air Igniter of Biomass

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In view of rich resources of corn stalks, cotton stalks forming pellets hot ignition performance, using CFD numerical simulation analysis to study the key parameters of electric ignition such as the surface ignition temperature, air velocity, air flow distribution ratio of influence of hot air outlet temperature. Obtained that increasing electric heating surface temperature, reducing the air flow velocity and convective heat transfer coefficient of the outer tube can significantly improve the ignition temperature of the outlet hot air, the outlet hot air temperature should be higher than 450 °C. Ignition internal and external air passage area ratio affects the allocation of hot air flow, the best area ratio of between 1.8-2.2.

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