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The Impact Of Ash Deposition On Coal Fired Plants

Proceedings of the Engineering Foundation Conference Held at the St. John's Swallow Hotel, Solihull,...

Jim Williamson Fraser Wigley

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English
CRC Press Inc
01 June 1994
Coal provides almost 40% of the world's electricity, and despite the understandable concern with respect to the environmental impact associated with coal use, forecasts from the International Energy Agency predict, that worldwide coal use will increase by up to 2% per annum until the year 2OlO. Faced with this increase, it is clearly important that the most efficient and environmentally acceptable clean coal technologies are available. This book is comprised of the proceedings of the Engineering Foundation Conference held in June 1993 in England. The objective of the conference was to present ideas on methods of predicting and reducing the effects of ash deposition in coal conversion systems, highlighting the problems experienced in industry, considering both utilities and industrial plants, and providing a view of the technology of coal ash deposition and its impact. Better techniques are needed to reduce the impact of ash deposition in coal fired plants, and these proceedings should form a reference document for anyone either experiencing slagging or actively engaged in trying to understand or eliminate the phenomenon.

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Imprint:   CRC Press Inc
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 254mm,  Width: 203mm,  Spine: 234mm
Weight:   1.224kg
ISBN:   9781560322931
ISBN 10:   1560322934
Pages:   423
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Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Undergraduate
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Studies on Conventional Plant; Ash Behaviour in Advanced Plant; Predicting Ash Behaviour; Studies at Rig Scale; Coal, Mineral and Ash Characterization; Deposit Characterization and Properties; Mechanisms of Ash and Deposit Formation; Practical Measures for Minimizing the Impact of Ash Deposition; Erosion and Corrosion.

Jim Williamson

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