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Informationen zum Autor Dr. Dobrin D. Toporov is a Private Docent at the RWTH Aachen University, Germany and a Deputy Head of the Gasification Department at the Gas Technologies Division, ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions AG, Germany. He has more than ten years post-doc research experience in the field of coal combustion and gasification. Klappentext Combustion of Pulverised Coal in a Mixture of Oxygen and Recycled Flue Gas focuses on a niche technology, combustion of coal in an oxygen rich environment, which is one approach to obtaining 'clean coal,' by making it easier to capture carbon that is released in the combustion process. Toporov's book breaks ground on covering the key fundamentals of oxycoal technologies, which have not yet been covered in this depth.Combustion of Pulverised Coal in a Mixture of Oxygen and Recycled Flue Gas summarizes the main results from a pioneering work on experimental and numerical investigations of oxyfuel technologies. It provides the theoretical background of the process, the problems to be faced, and the technical solutions that were achieved during these investigations. Zusammenfassung Focuses on a niche technology, combustion of coal in an oxygen rich environment, which is one approach to obtaining 'clean coal,' by making it easier to capture carbon that is released in the combustion process. This book summarizes the main results from a pioneering work on experimental and numerical investigations of oxyfuel technologies. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction Coal Combustion Technologies Theoretical Aspects of Burning Pulverised Fuel in CO2 Atmosphere Mathematical Modeling and Model Validations Gaseous Combustion in CO2/O2 Atmosphere Coal Combustion in CO2/O2 Atmosphere NOx Emissions during Oxycoal Combustion Summary Outlook Acknowledgments
List of contents
- Introduction
- Coal Combustion Technologies
- Theoretical Aspects of Burning Pulverised Fuel in CO2 Atmosphere
- Mathematical Modeling and Model Validations
- Gaseous Combustion in CO2/O2 Atmosphere
- Coal Combustion in CO2/O2 Atmosphere
- NOx Emissions during Oxycoal Combustion
- Summary
- Outlook
- Acknowledgments
