Abstract
This paper gives a detail investigation about the trace elements (TEs) in typical Chinese coals, TEs partitioning during combustion and their different environment impacts. Firstly, it is determined that the contents of 9 TEs (As, Be, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Ge, Ni, Pb) and 3 sulfur species (sulfate SO4, sulfide S2− and Organic S0) in 7 density fractions of Qingshan bituminous coal, and the TEs occurrence mode is studied with Solari (1989) model. Moreover, the contents of 12 TEs (including above-mentioned 9 TEs and Mn, V, Zn) in 7 Chinese typical coals are determined and che-momelric methods (factor and cluster analysis) are used to investigate the TEs combination in these coals. Secondly, 8 fly ashes with 4 sizes are sampled during Qingshan bituminous coal combustion in a thermal power plant. Higher temperature and reducing atmosphere are found to enhance greatly the metals enrichment in the submicron and micrometer panicles. An enrichment coefficient is used to describe the TEs partitioning in the fly ash size-fractions and the results are discussed according to three factors: TEs combination in coals, combustion condition in a combustor. and fly ashes size. Finally it is also studied, by the sequential extraction analysis, that the TEs speciation in ashes (dregs and fly ashes) from Qingshan bituminous coal combustion, in order to assess reasonably the TEs environmental impacts.
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