Study on Sulfur Retention Characteristics for Bio-Briquette

Gui Qiu Su; Chao Zhang; Hong Bo Lu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.908.179

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Study on Sulfur Retention Characteristics for Bio-Briquette

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The sulfur retention mechanism of bio-briquette combustion is analyzed in the paper. The experimental research is carried out on the influence factors of biomass content, with inclusion of combustion temperature, Ca/S ratio, sulfur retention additives. The results indicate that when Ca/S ratio is equal to 2 and the combustion temperature is 850°C,the sulfur retention efficiency of low sulfur bio-briquette exceeds 60%.The rising trend becomes slow when Ca/S ratio is higher than 2.The sulfur retention effect will be reduced over 950°C. Using Fe₂O₃ as sulfur retention additive can significantly improve the sulfur retention capability of bio-briquette.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 908)

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Gui Qiu Su*, Chao Zhang, Hong Bo Lu

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Additive, Bio-Briquette, Ca/S Ratio, Sulfur Retention Efficiency

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