DocumentCode :
2347027
Title :
Improved fuel efficiency with a direct-fired system
Author :
Giles, L.B. ; Hedrick, R.W. ; Miller, F.M.
Author_Institution :
Ideal Basic Ind., Devil´´s Slide, UT, USA
fYear :
1989
fDate :
15-17 May 1989
Firstpage :
413
Lastpage :
428
Abstract :
The successful experience with the installation of a TAS Systems micronizing coal mill at Ideal´s Tijeras, New Mexico plant and Devil´s Slide, Utah plant is described. The TAS system was developed on the understanding that micronized coal is more reactive than pulverized coal in combustion. Coal micronized to a -325 mesh fineness would have almost three times more surface area than coal pulverized to a -200 mesh fineness. The benefits of the finer ground coal are: more rapid combustion; increased heat liberation; more uniform particle-to-air/oxygen contact; and increased heat flux distribution. Ideal´s program, aimed at fuel conservation and improved refractory life, is discussed
Keywords :
coal; Ideal; TAS Systems; Tijeras; combustion; direct-fired system; fuel conservation; fuel efficiency; heat flux distribution; heat liberation; mesh fineness; micronizing coal mill; particle-to-air/oxygen contact; refractory life; Asphalt; Boilers; Cement industry; Fires; Fuels; Heart rate; Kilns; Milling machines; Production; Prototypes;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Cement Industry Technical Conference, 1989. XXXI. Record of Conference Papers., IEEE
Conference_Location :
Denver, CO
ISSN :
1079-9931
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/CITCON.1989.36373
Filename :
36373
Link To Document :
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