A Study on Slag Composition inside Biomass Boiler System

Jirasak Tharajak; Noppakun Sanpo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.901.113

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A Study on Slag Composition inside Biomass Boiler System

Abstract:

It was found that slagging in high temperature zone is one of the major problems in the refinery, petrochemical, pulp and paper, and steel industries; especially in biomass and coal pulverized power plant. Slagging conditions are critical factors influencing reliability and availability on a biomass utility boiler. In this study, several types of slagging were collected for chemical analysis. It was revealed that the chemical composition and other properties of received slagging showed unique results based on the type of feedstock fuel materials.