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Pollutant Emissions From A Steam Boiler: Amount of Emission of Pollutants
Pollutant Emissions From A Steam Boiler: Amount of Emission of Pollutants
A heating system, for obtaining steam, with an installed capacity of 300MW and an
average work load of L = 80%, it is functioning with lignite and oil. Emitted pollutants are
sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) from the combustion of fuel oil and lignite
burnt.
Compute the atmospheric emissions of the pollutant.
The following data is given:
For lignite:
Amount consumed Ml = 100t;
Caloric power Pc = 6,500 kJ/kg;
Sulfur content S = 1.15%;
Carbon content C = 18%.
For oil fuel:
Amount consumed M2 = 10t;
Inferior caloric power Pc = 38,000 kJ/kg;
Sulfur content S = 3%;
Carbon content C = 76%.
E M Pc e ,
Where:
E- emission of pollutant
M- the mass of consumed combustible in tones;
e- emission factor for each pollutant;
Pc caloric power, kJ/kg.
Emission factor
Is computed for each pollutant according to some differentiate relation
i)
For SO2
Where
ii)
For NOx
Where
e( NOx _ 80) - emission factor for NOx (for L=80%);
e( NOx _100) - emission factors for NOx (for L=100%), e( NOx _100) 2.6 107 for lignite and
iii)
For ash
iv)
For CO2
Where:
eCO2 - emission factor for CO2, kg/kJ;