Numerical Simulation of the Effects of Oil Gun Location and Oil Feed Rate on Coal Ignition and Burner Wall Temperature in a Tiny Oil Ignition Burner

To solve the overheating problem of tiny oil ignition burners’ walls during the firing-up process in a 330 MWe tangentially pulverized coal-fired boiler, a numerical model of a tiny oil ignition burner was carefully built considering combustion, gas–solid flow, and heat transfer. Then, the burner lo...

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Autores principales: Qilei Ma, Wenqi Zhong, Xi Chen, Jianhua Li, Hui Zhang
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:98e9d842c2514b04a1fd88d367fb06942021-11-25T17:27:05ZNumerical Simulation of the Effects of Oil Gun Location and Oil Feed Rate on Coal Ignition and Burner Wall Temperature in a Tiny Oil Ignition Burner10.3390/en142275971996-1073https://doaj.org/article/98e9d842c2514b04a1fd88d367fb06942021-11-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/14/22/7597https://doaj.org/toc/1996-1073To solve the overheating problem of tiny oil ignition burners’ walls during the firing-up process in a 330 MWe tangentially pulverized coal-fired boiler, a numerical model of a tiny oil ignition burner was carefully built considering combustion, gas–solid flow, and heat transfer. Then, the burner location and oil feed rate were optimized based on the model to prevent the burner’s walls from overheating. The effects of the oil gun extension distance (100, 200, 300, 400, 500 mm) and oil feed rate (160, 140, 120, 100, 80, 70, 60 kg/h) on coal ignition performance and burner wall temperature were carefully investigated. The simulation results showed good agreement with the measured results. The results indicated that decreasing the oil gun distance within the burner diminished the flame length of the co-combustion of oil and pulverized coal, thus lowering the burner wall temperature. Decreasing the oil feed rate appropriately could also reduce the burner wall temperature without influencing the ignition performance. Considering both ignition performance and burner wall temperature, an extension of 400 mm of the oil gun location and an oil feed rate of 160 kg/h were successfully applied to the actual operation without adverse effects. Moreover, it is suggested to move the temperature monitor points from the burner upper wall to the burner side wall.Qilei MaWenqi ZhongXi ChenJianhua LiHui ZhangMDPI AGarticletiny oil ignition burnerextension distanceoil feed ratewall overheatingsimulationTechnologyTENEnergies, Vol 14, Iss 7597, p 7597 (2021)
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topic tiny oil ignition burner
extension distance
oil feed rate
wall overheating
simulation
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extension distance
oil feed rate
wall overheating
simulation
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Qilei Ma
Wenqi Zhong
Xi Chen
Jianhua Li
Hui Zhang
Numerical Simulation of the Effects of Oil Gun Location and Oil Feed Rate on Coal Ignition and Burner Wall Temperature in a Tiny Oil Ignition Burner
description To solve the overheating problem of tiny oil ignition burners’ walls during the firing-up process in a 330 MWe tangentially pulverized coal-fired boiler, a numerical model of a tiny oil ignition burner was carefully built considering combustion, gas–solid flow, and heat transfer. Then, the burner location and oil feed rate were optimized based on the model to prevent the burner’s walls from overheating. The effects of the oil gun extension distance (100, 200, 300, 400, 500 mm) and oil feed rate (160, 140, 120, 100, 80, 70, 60 kg/h) on coal ignition performance and burner wall temperature were carefully investigated. The simulation results showed good agreement with the measured results. The results indicated that decreasing the oil gun distance within the burner diminished the flame length of the co-combustion of oil and pulverized coal, thus lowering the burner wall temperature. Decreasing the oil feed rate appropriately could also reduce the burner wall temperature without influencing the ignition performance. Considering both ignition performance and burner wall temperature, an extension of 400 mm of the oil gun location and an oil feed rate of 160 kg/h were successfully applied to the actual operation without adverse effects. Moreover, it is suggested to move the temperature monitor points from the burner upper wall to the burner side wall.
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author Qilei Ma
Wenqi Zhong
Xi Chen
Jianhua Li
Hui Zhang
author_facet Qilei Ma
Wenqi Zhong
Xi Chen
Jianhua Li
Hui Zhang
author_sort Qilei Ma
title Numerical Simulation of the Effects of Oil Gun Location and Oil Feed Rate on Coal Ignition and Burner Wall Temperature in a Tiny Oil Ignition Burner
title_short Numerical Simulation of the Effects of Oil Gun Location and Oil Feed Rate on Coal Ignition and Burner Wall Temperature in a Tiny Oil Ignition Burner
title_full Numerical Simulation of the Effects of Oil Gun Location and Oil Feed Rate on Coal Ignition and Burner Wall Temperature in a Tiny Oil Ignition Burner
title_fullStr Numerical Simulation of the Effects of Oil Gun Location and Oil Feed Rate on Coal Ignition and Burner Wall Temperature in a Tiny Oil Ignition Burner
title_full_unstemmed Numerical Simulation of the Effects of Oil Gun Location and Oil Feed Rate on Coal Ignition and Burner Wall Temperature in a Tiny Oil Ignition Burner
title_sort numerical simulation of the effects of oil gun location and oil feed rate on coal ignition and burner wall temperature in a tiny oil ignition burner
publisher MDPI AG
publishDate 2021
url https://doaj.org/article/98e9d842c2514b04a1fd88d367fb0694
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