Abstract
A numerical model for the gas-particle flow dynamics has been combined with a NO x – chemistry post-processor to predict the formation of nitric oxide in a three-dimensional, W-shaped boiler furnace burning pulverized fuel. The model includes the complex interaction of gas-particle turbulent flow, heat transfer, gaseous chemical reaction, coal combustion, and NO x reaction chemistry. Because the fuel nitrogen is released in proportion to the burnout of the pulverized coal particles, the particles are treated in a Lagrangian framework in order to track burning pulverized coal particles through the gas continuum. The results show the capability of the model for describing NO x emissions under different operating conditions for full and partial load.
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