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High temperature desulphurization by fine limestone during staged fluidized‐bed combustion
Authors:Wasi Z Khan  Bernard M Gibbs
Abstract:This paper reviews the SO2 emission from a 0.3 m2 stainless‐steel fluidized‐bed combustor. Fine coal was premixed with fine limestone and fed pneumatically under the bed. The SO2 emission was found to depend largely on air staging ratio and bed temperature, which agrees with previous observations. The SO2 emission observed in sorbent‐free tests (reported earlier by Khan and Cibbs, 1995) was found to be proportional to the sulphur content of the fuel when limestone was added, the sulphur capture at a fixed Ca/S molar ratio was dependent on oxygen stoichiometry and bed temperature. Finely sized limestone enhanced the effectivity of the sorbent at low bed temperature and air staging ratio. During staged combustion, the combustion efficiency depended largely on primary air to coal ratio. Around 90% combustion efficiency was observed at 1 m/s fluidizing velocity which was reduced when fluidizing velocity was increased to 1.5 and 2 m/s. This reduction is due to increased elutriation of finer coal particles from the combustor.
Keywords:fluidized bed  coal combustion  air‐staging  desulfurization limestone
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