Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10272223 | Fuel | 2014 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
Simulations were conducted by employing the multi-component breakage model to demonstrate the effects of particle size and density on pulverised fuel (PF) grinding; to troubleshoot the PF production problems related to the coal properties; and to elucidate the observed trend of the non-linear phenomenon of the HGI effect on the PF milling capacity; whereby a 10 unit reduction in HGI from 50 to 40 requires four times more energy than a 10 unit HGI reduction from 90 to 80 in order to achieve the same PF production rate.
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Authors
Fengnian Shi,