The Main Regularities of Ignition and Combustion of Coal-Water Fuels Produced from Fat, Non-Baking Coal and Anthracite

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For the purpose of defining the regularities of CWF combustion in the air, we have conducted experimental research into ignition and combustion of the fuels produced from coal of different metamorphic ranks. The studies allowed to obtain time-temperature correlations describing CWF ignition and combustion, to determine the stages of the combustion process, to define the structure of the ash coating, and the degree of the fuel combustible mass burnout. The present paper analyses the results of experimental research into the regularities underlying the processes of ignition and combustion for CWF (fat coal), CWF (non-baking coal), and CWF (anthracite).It was established that the oven medium temperature affects the duration of every CWF combustion stage, which was substantiated by the relevant dependencies resulting from the experimental data processing.

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DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/jera.37.141

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