Co-combustion characteristics of municipal sewage sludge and bituminous coal

The co-combustion characteristics of municipal sewage sludge and bituminous coal in air and O 2 /CO 2 atmospheres were assessed by using a thermogravimetric analysis approach between heating rates of 20 and 80 K min −1 . The combustion characteristics of sewage sludge/bituminous coal blend (50% blen...

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description The co-combustion characteristics of municipal sewage sludge and bituminous coal in air and O 2 /CO 2 atmospheres were assessed by using a thermogravimetric analysis approach between heating rates of 20 and 80 K min −1 . The combustion characteristics of sewage sludge/bituminous coal blend (50% blending ratio) in air were also compared with its oxy-fuel behavior. In air atmosphere, the ignition temperatures for sludge/coal blends were between those for their parent samples, which ranged from 238 to 418 °C. In O 2 /CO 2 atmosphere with oxygen content of 30%, the ignition temperatures of 50%sewage sludge/50%coal blend were between 260 and 275 °C, which were less than those (268–280 °C) in air. The ignition and burnout indexes of the sample in 30%O 2 /70%CO 2 atmosphere were very close to those in air. The temperatures with respect to maximum combustion rates of the 50%sewage sludge/50%coal blend in 40%O 2 /60%CO 2 were lower than those in air. The average value of the activation energy for the 50%sewage sludge/50%coal blend in 30%O 2 /70%CO 2 was less than that in air.
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Analytical Chemistry
Bituminous coal
Carbon dioxide
Chemistry
Chemistry and Materials Science
Coal
Combustion
Control engineering
Ignition
Inorganic Chemistry
Measurement Science and Instrumentation
Mixtures
Oxy-fuel
Oxygen content
Physical Chemistry
Polymer Sciences
Sewage disposal
Sewage sludge
Sludge
Thermogravimetric analysis
title Co-combustion characteristics of municipal sewage sludge and bituminous coal
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