Combustion - 國立中央大學機械工程學系
Combustion - 國立中央大學機械工程學系
Combustion - 國立中央大學機械工程學系
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1.2.2 <strong>Combustion</strong> needs fuele.g. diesel oil gasoline engine• Emphasis on CoalNarrow compositional specifications of gases used in domesticgas rangesEnergy Crisis ≡ Fuel CrisisShortage & reliability of petroleum supplyDirect utilizationFluid bed combustionCoal-derived fuels· Higher boiling pt.· Wider boiling pt. ranges· Higher contents of aromatics andnitrogen containing compounds· more soot & NO 2Advantages:· Direct contact with air· max. burning rates· SO 2 (limestones)· NO 2 (↓; fluidization rate)Coal-water slurries• Finely crushed coal particles40 ~ 70 μm• mixed in water• Sprayed directly → combustion chamber of industrial furnaces• Advantages: less energy expansive than the chemical processes ofcoal liquefaction. easy to transport in pipes min. hardware modification of oil-fired combustor• 70% coal content of slurries have been successfully burned• Alternate & Hybrid Fuelse.g. Methanol & Ethanol & Ethanol with oilNatural gas & coal biomass Ethanol: smaller heats of combustion(∵ extra oxygen atom in the mlc.)Blends of 10% ethanol and 90% gasoline have been successfully burned in IC engines8