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PARTICULATES
- STACK SOLIDS
Incomplete
combustion and insufficient atomization produces carbon monoxide, soot and
coke particulates.
Particulates
are made up of a number of things, including unburned carbon, metallic ash
and other subtances in the fuel that are not consumed during combustion.
Particulates
can also come from the addition of any material that would add to the ash
loading of the fuel, such as inorganic magnesium that a plant may add to
the fuel to reduce SO3 corrosion.
Particulates foul
the environment, form deposits and cause fouling throughout the plant.
Oil consumption goes up and power
output down.
Other
effects are more wear and damage to the system and more downtime for
cleaning. The total plant
economy will deteriorate.
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