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FUEL
卷 184, 期 -, 页码 1000-1006出版社
ELSEVIER SCI LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.fuel.2015.11.032
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Ignition; CH* chemiluminescence; Particle temperature; Heterogeneous; Homogeneous
Two in situ optic methods on CH* chemiluminescence and coal particle temperature, are newly applied to investigate the devolatilization/homogeneous and heterogeneous ignition behaviors of dispersed coal particle streams, with ambient temperature from 1200 K to 1800 K and oxygen mole fractions from 10% to 30%. The dispersed coal particles of 65-74 lm are injected into an optical Hencken flat-flame burner by a novel de-agglomeration feeder. First, the consecutive images through multiple filters near CH* emission band, centered at 420 430 and 440 nm, are exquisitely processed to subtract the interferences from continuum blackbody radiation of particles and soots in the CH* band. Then, the signal of CH* chemiluminescence is capable of providing a good indicator of the coal devolatilization process. Secondly, 3 color pyrometry is adopted to detect particle surface temperature and determine the heterogeneous ignition delay time. The prevalent devolatilization/homogeneous-ignition are observed at high temperatures (1500 and 1800 K) with apparent CH* signals, whereas CH* emission can rarely be detected in the initial stage of 1200 K case that implies a dominated heterogeneous ignition mode. The effect of oxygen concentration on devolatilization is further discussed. The particles temperatures history after injected into Hencken burner are represented by 3 color pyrometry based on a two stage principle, and thus the role of oxygen in determining particle temperature and heterogeneous ignition is finally examined. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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