ZHOU Jianqiang, GAO Pan, DONG Changqing, et al. Formation mechanism of nitrogen oxides during solid biomass fuel burning: a review[J]. Thermal Power Generation2018, 47(12): 1-9+16.
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ZHOU Jianqiang, GAO Pan, DONG Changqing, et al. Formation mechanism of nitrogen oxides during solid biomass fuel burning: a review[J]. Thermal Power Generation2018, 47(12): 1-9+16. DOI: 10.19666/j.rlfd.201802073.
Formation mechanism of nitrogen oxides during solid biomass fuel burning: a review
fuel nitrogen will transform into nitrogen oxides(NOx)
resulting in environment pollution. To reveal the conversion mechanism of NOx
the authors summarize the relevant literatures. The previous studies show that
the main components of nitrogen contained in solid biomass fuel are protein
and the distribution of amino acids in the protein presents a high degree of consistency. The fuel nitrogen will pyrolyze at first during the solid biomass combustion
of which the productions would be distributed in the volatiles
tar and coke. Then
the volatiles and tar will further crack to form gaseous nitrogen materials such as NOxprecursor. Finally
the coke nitrogen and gaseous nitrogen burns to produce NOx. The formation of NOx is related to the biomass species
thermal factors(temperature
heating rate)
reaction atmosphere and other conditions(additives). The current research only found some common experimental rules
and did not confirm the detail transformation mechanism of fuel nitrogen. It is a new trend to study the conversion of fuel nitrogen by using model compound pyrolysis coupled with computational chemistry.