Optimization of secondary air injection angle for garbage
The secondary air injection angle of front and rear walls of a 600 t/d municipal solid waste incineration boiler was numerically simulated.
There are more than 20 waste incineration power plants using the same type of incinerator in China, with a processing capacity of more than 20,000 t/d, which also indicates that the optimization of secondary air operation parameters in this paper could provide very significant environmental benefits.
First, the influences of the secondary air injection angle, velocity and temperature on the NOx concentration at the waste incineration boiler outlet and the thermal eficiency of the incinerator were analyzed through a single factor simulation test.
The response surface model was used to predict each factor, and a simulation test was performed according to the predicted values to select the optimal secondary air operation conditions, which could provide a reference for the eficient operation of municipal solid waste (MSW) incineration power generation boilers.
There are 21 secondary air intakes on the front wall, and the spacing between the air intakes is 0.57 m. The rear wall contains 16 secondary air intakes, and the spacing between the air in-takes is 0.74 m. Fig. 1. Drawing of the structure of an incineration boiler for municipal solid waste. 2.2. Mathematic model
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