Model for Black Liquor Devolatilization Kinetics, 2004 International Chemical Recovery Conference

Devolatilization is an important step in the combustion of black liquor. Devolatilization refers to the rapid decomposition of organic material into gaseous compounds and char. The devolatilization reactions affect the amount and composition of black liquor char and the gas composition in the lower furnace. The fixed carbon content of the char and the amount and form of the sulfur species in the char depend on the devolatilization reactions. These impact the carbon removal and sulfate reduction in the char bed, heat distribution in the furnace and the stability of the boiler.

Author: Iisa, K., Danehsvar Mehvelat, A.
Model for Black Liquor Devolatilization Kinetics, 2004 Inter
Model for Black Liquor Devolatilization Kinetics, 2004 International Chemical Recovery Conference
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