Effect of the Char Bed Temperature and Temperature Distribution on Fume Generation in a Kraft Recovery Boiler, 1997 Engineering Conference Proceedings

A systematic study was conducted on the recovery boiler at the E.B. Eddy Forest Products Espanola mill. The results showed that the amount of the internal dust recycle, which consisted mostly of fume, increased with an increase in bed temperature. At the same average bed temperature, the amount of the internal dust recycle was twice as much during the time when bed temperatures were poorly distributed as the amount during the time when the bed had a fairly uniform temperature distribution. A significant increase in boiler throughput may be realized by minimizing the char bed temperature distribution range to reduce the internal recycle.

Author: Tavares, A., Tran, H., Reid, T.
Effect of the Char Bed Temperature and Temperature Distribut
Effect of the Char Bed Temperature and Temperature Distribution on Fume Generation in a Kraft Recovery Boiler, 1997 Engineering Conference Proceedings
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