Abstract
A full two-fluid model of reacting gas-particle flows with an algebraic unified second-order moment turbulence-chemistry model for the turbulent reaction rate of NO formation are used to simulate swirling coal combustion. The sub-models are the k– ε– k p two-phase turbulence model, the EBU–Arrhenius volatile and CO combustion model, the six-flux radiation model, coal devolatilization model and char combustion model. The prediction results are in good agreement with the experimental results taken from references.
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