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Benefits of additives application during combustion of phytomass

Authors: Matej Palacka; Peter Vician; Michal Holubčík; Jozef Jandačka;

Benefits of additives application during combustion of phytomass

Abstract

Phytomass, particularly wheat straw as a source of energy has countless benefits, but it has many problems in its direct burn too. The worst problem is the ash flow temperature. The aim of study was to analyze and reduce the problems of the wheat straw combustion. The experiment was conducted under realistic conditions. In this paper was implemented analysis of ash features with and without adding additives into the wheat straw. Selected samples were laboratory processed and examined. The result of the work was the impact of additional additives for ash features.

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