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High-Temperature Chlorine Corrosion during Co-Utilisation of Coal with Biomass or Waste

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High-Temperature Chlorine Corrosion during Co-Utilisation of Coal with Biomass or Waste (English shop)

Xiaoyang Gaus-Liu (Author)

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Biomass and waste materials are regarded as renewable energy sources which can reduce CO2 production and prevent environment pollution when they are co-utilized with coal in power plant facilities. A great fraction of biomass or waste is characterized with high chlorine content. Fuel chlorine can induce fast material oxidation on superheater or waterwall surface in power plant boiler. However, the mechanisms of chlorine corrosion are different in oxidizing atmosphere and in reducing environment, and the corrosion rate is influenced by deposit ash characteristics and flue gas composition.
Based on experimental researches, this work gives a comprehensive explanation of the morphologies and mechanisms of chlorine corrosion in reducing and in oxidizing atmosphere under the interaction of flue gas and deposit ash. The behaviour of a wide spectrum of boiler materials on the chlorine corrosion is described. Furthermore, the influence of fuel characteristics on the chlorine deposition during combustion process is discussed and predicated. Practical guidance for the material selection and for the fuel combination is suggested.

ISBN-13 (Printausgabe) 3867275688
ISBN-13 (Hard Copy) 9783867275682
ISBN-13 (eBook) 9783736925687
Language English
Page Number 192
Edition 1
Volume 0
Publication Place Göttingen
Place of Dissertation Stuttgart
Publication Date 2008-04-16
General Categorization Dissertation
Departments Mechanical and process engineering
Keywords biomass; waste; co-firing; fireside corrosion; chlorine corrosion; power plant materials.