Abstract
Central Europe, particularly Poland, has been one of the areas of intensive development of fluidized bed combustion technology for over 25 years. This paper deals with a brief discussion on the results of industrial tests carried out by the authors and focused on the reduction of nitrogen oxide emission, solids deposition and unburned carbon content in the fly ashes. Some selected data has been presented and come remarks and counteractions to improve the operation of industrial large-scale circulating fluidized bed boilers are given.
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