Title :
Staged combustion for NOx reduction using high pressure air injection
fDate :
6/24/1905 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
The effects on emissions by applying high-pressure air injection on rotary kilns to achieve effective mixing and staged combustion are presented. A technique of using the energy of high-pressure air jets to achieve cross-sectional mixing in a tertiary combustion zone in rotary kilns resulting in reduced excess air requirement for optimum combustion is described. An additional result of the mixing method is the creation of a sub-stoichiometric secondary combustion zone that reduces the emission of nitrogen oxides
Keywords :
air; air pollution control; cement industry; combustion; industrial control; nitrogen compounds; air emissions control; cement plant control; cross-sectional mixing; excess air requirement reduction; high-pressure air injection; optimum combustion; rotary kilns; sub-stoichiometric secondary combustion zone; tertiary combustion zone; Cement industry; Combustion; Feeds; Firing; Fuels; Industrial economics; Kilns; Nitrogen; Testing; Tires;
Conference_Titel :
Cement Industry Technical Confernece, 2002. IEEE-IAS/PCA 44th
Conference_Location :
Jacksonville, FL
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-7254-9
DOI :
10.1109/.2002.1006514