Co-combustion of biomass/sewage sludge in different combustion systems

Biomass or sewage sludge utilized as additional fuel in coal combustion systems has consequences on combustion behaviour, emissions, corrosion, and residual matter. Therefore, at the beginning of 1993 the European Union launched a project called textquoterighttextquoterightCombined Combustion of Biomass/Sewage Sludge and Coaltextquoterighttextquoteright Within this project, the effects of burning sewage sludge and agricultural residuals such as straw and manure as well as specially grown energy plants in combination with coals of various ranks and origin were studied for the most common large-scale systems in order to establish both the optimum and the technically achievable process modifications necessary for co-combustion.     «

Biomass or sewage sludge utilized as additional fuel in coal combustion systems has consequences on combustion behaviour, emissions, corrosion, and residual matter. Therefore, at the beginning of 1993 the European Union launched a project called textquoterighttextquoterightCombined Combustion of Biomass/Sewage Sludge and Coaltextquoterighttextquoteright Within this project, the effects of burning sewage sludge and agricultural residuals such as straw and manure as well as specially grown energy...     »