Qiu Jihua, Huang Yiqun, Wang Li, Zhang Xiaoping, Xiong Jinhua
2015, 29(4): 237.
A 300MW Wflame boiler was retrofitted from originally burning anthracite into burning bituminous coal by adjusting the area of refractory belt, controlling the outlet flue gas temperature within the original design range, canceling the exhaust gas nozzle of burners, increasing the primary air speed and air volume to facilitate ignition and combustion of bituminous coal, improving the safety of the coal pulverizing system to ensure that it can operate safely. Retrofit results show that when the bituminous coal of w(Vdaf)= 25%~35% and Qnet,ar=20〖CD*5/9〗22 MJ/kg is burned, the temperature and pressure of both the main steam and reheat steam as well as the unit power output can all meet original design requirements of the boiler, in which case, the pulverizing system will be able to operate safely for a long time, and the thermal efficiency of boiler would be increased by 2%, the NOx emission would be lowered to be below 400 mg/m3, with no obvious slagging and without burnout burners in the furnace.