Abstract:
The characteristics of pulverized coal combustion, CO
2 enrichment and NO
x generation during the oxygen-enriched combustion were analyzed. The synergistic control of CO
2 enrichment and NO
x generation was simulated. Results show that compared with air combustion, the negative synergistic effect between CO
2 enrichment and NO
x volume fraction distribution during the oxygen-enriched combustion can be observed. Under different O
2/CO
2 volume fractions, as the oxygen volume fraction increases, the volume fractions of both CO
2 and NO
x at the furnace outlet increase to the maximum firstly and then decrease slightly, showing the positive synergistic effect, but the turning point of the oxygen volume fraction is different. When enriched CO
2 volume fraction exceeds a certain value, it can effectively inhibit the NO
x generation. Under enriched oxygen conditions, a synergistic control technology can be achieved for high CO
2 enrichment and low NO
x generation at the furnace outlet.