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                Combined combustion of biomass, municipal sewage sludge and coal in anatmospheric fluidised bed installation
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                1996
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                ECN-RX--96-054
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        Samenvatting:
        Co-combustion of biomass or municipal sewage sludge with coal in afluidised bed installation influences the combustion behaviour and the flue
gas emissions. In the case of coal-wood and coal-straw co-combustion the
concentrations of NOx, SO2 and CO in the flue gas decreased with increasing
biomass contribution in the fuel mixture. Co-combustion of coal and sewage
sludge resulted in a substantial increase in SO2 concentration in the flue
gas upon increasing the sludge ratio. Compared with coal-firing, the
concentration of chlorine in the flue gas increased when increasing the
amount of straw or sewage sludge. No operational problems were observed with
co-firing wood and coal. In the case of straw and sewage sludge agglomeration
of the bed material occurred: adaptations of the combustion conditions are
necessary for commercial applications. Due to the relatively short time of
operation, ash agglomeration did not interfere with the completion of the
test programme. 3 figs., 4 tabs.
    
    
        
        
    
    
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