Abstract
Experimental studies were carried with coal–water suspensions (CWSs) based on brown coal (grade 2B) with the addition of woody biomass of different types (pine sawdust and pine needles) in various concentrations (2, 4, and 6 wt %) on a fuel basis with a water content of 50%. It was shown that the addition of woody biomass to the coal–water suspensions is promising. An increase in the weight concentration of biomass in the CWSs significantly decreased the volume of anthropogenic emissions generated upon fuel combustion.
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