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Using sustainably-grown biomass as the sole fuel, or co-fired with coal, is an effective way of reducing the net CO 2 emissions from a combustion power plant. There may be a reduction in efficiency from the use of biomass, mainly as a result of its relatively high moisture content, and the system economics may also be adversely affected.The economic cost of reducing CO 2 emissions...
Nitrogen oxides (NO x ) is one of the harmful emissions from power plants. Efforts are made to reduce NO x emissions by researchers and engineers all the times. NO x emissions are from three resources during the combustion: prompt NO, fuel NO and thermal NO. The last one – thermal NO, which is described by ‘Zeldovich-mechanism’, is the main source for NO x emissions...
The use of biomass, which is considered to produce no net CO 2 emissions in its life cycle, can reduce the effective CO 2 emissions of a coal-fired power generation system, when co-fired with the coal, but may also reduce system efficiency.The technical and environmental analysis of fluidised bed technologies, using the ECLIPSE suite of process simulation software, is the subject of...
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