Power System Analysis
ZANG Xuanhao, Lü Hailu, ZHANG Yang, WANG Xin, Lü Jianyi, ZHANG Hai
Numerical simulations were conducted on a 330 MW tangential coal-fired boiler burning high-alkali coal to predict the combustion characteristics and the easily corroded positions of the heating surface under different imaginary circle diameters and air distribution methods conditions. The results show that when the imaginary circle diameter is 800-1 000 mm,with the increase of the diameter,the area of the high-temperature zone shows a trend of first increasing,then decreasing and then increasing again,and the combustion reaction is enhanced. When the imaginary circle diameter further increases,the risk of the water cooled wall corrosion increases. Compared with the reference condition of uniform air distribution,increasing the air volume of the lower nozzle is conducive to the thorough mixing and combustion of fuel. In the air distribution method of reducing the air volume at the bottom layer,the diameter of the tangent circle at the center of the bottom layer increases. The upper layer area has sufficient oxygen,and the combustion is more complete. The overall temperature of the furnace is higher than that under other conditions. Furthermore,CO is mainly distributed in the high-temperature area. The CO content in the middle layer of the burner area is higher under the air distribution method of reducing the air volume of the middle nozzle. The wall area between the bottom and the top separated overfire air (SOFA) is prone to high-temperature corrosion caused by SO2.