Method for reducing nitrogen oxide on the primary side in a two-stage combustion process
AssigneeForschungszentrum Karlsruhe GmbH
InventorHans Hunsinger
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AssigneeForschungszentrum Karlsruhe GmbH
InventorHans Hunsinger
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Method of reducing the nitrogen oxide formation (NOx) on the primary side and of at the same time avoiding the formation of nitrous oxide (N2O) and ammonia slip (NH3) in the exhaust gas of a two-stage combustion process and of improving the slag balance, comprising a fixed-bed burn-out zone, through which an oxygenous primary gas flows, above a fuel bed and a downstream exhaust-gas burn-out zone into which oxygenous secondary gas is additionally introduced. The object is to propose a simple and reliably controllable method for reducing nitrogen oxide formation on the primary side in combustion plants, for example grate combustion plants, with considerably higher efficiency, wherein no additional pollutants are produced or the utilization of the energy of the heat content of the combustion gases is only marginally impaired. The object is achieved in that the calorific value of the exhaust gas between the fuel bed surface and upstream of the exhaust-gas burn-out zone is reduced in such a way that an average calorific value of less than 1 MJ/m3 occurs, and the temperature of the fuel bed surface is at least 950° C. until the exhaust gas leaves the exhaust-gas burn-out zone, and the gas temperature above the fuel bed in the region of the rear grate half is more than 1000° C.
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A method for reducing a formation of nitrogen oxide on a primary side of a furnace and reducing or avoiding nitrous oxide and ammonia slip in an offgas of the furnace in which a fuel is burned in a combustion process having at least two stages, the method comprising:
An apparatus for reducing the formation of nitrogen oxide on a primary side of a furnace and reduce or avoid nitrous oxide and ammonia slip in an offgas of the furnace, the furnace being configured to burn a fuel in a combustion process having at least two stages, the apparatus comprising:
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