Development of a husk fired furnace
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Fuel characteristics of rice husk
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2018, Renewable EnergyCitation Excerpt :This research showed that the optimised secondary air for combustion ranged from 0.035 to 0.05 m3 s−1 corresponding to the husk feeding and drying air flow rates. The excess air coefficient at this optimised point was 2.7 (±0.18), in agreement with those mentioned by Braunbeck [23] and also close to the range of excess air ratio revealed in other research [17,22,32]. CO is an important component in flue gas not only reflecting the combustion performance but also adversely affecting human health [33].
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