Titlebook: Coal Combustion and Gasification; L. Douglas Smoot,Philip J. Smith Book 1985 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1985 chemistry.combu

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Modeling of Coal Processes,ribing essential model elements. Lowry (1963) and, subsequently, Elliott (1981) have edited comprehensive reviews of the chemistry of coal utilization which present information on coal origins, characteristics, and reactions. However, comprehensive modeling of coal processes was not addressed. Field

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Turbulence,l combustors and gasifiers. In this chapter we will find that due to some very practical considerations, these equations must be modified for application to turbulent combustion. We will then identify different turbulence models and briefly discuss their range of applicability. We will introduce the

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Chemistry and Turbulence of Gaseous Fuels,ed at computational methods for predicting the mean velocity field with the aid of turbulence closure schemes. In combusting flows the picture is greatly complicated by the interactions between the chemistry and the turbulence. The chemical reactions occurring locally in these flow fields add many c

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NO, Pollutant Formation in Turbulent Coal Systems,stions in current combustion research are those regarding the interactions between the turbulent fluid mechanics and the chemical reactions. The apparent random fluctuations in the turbulent mixing of the reactants and products dramatically influences mean chemical kinetic rates that have reaction t