燃煤电厂应对新标准的氮氧化物控制策略研究

介绍了我国燃煤电厂NOx排放标准及其控制技术发展状况,分析了NOx的排放现状及我国燃煤电厂NOx控制技术的特点及存在问题。结合新标准,提出在环境约束条件下效益―成本最大化的NOx控制策略。     

燃煤电厂汞排放分析及控制技术研究

新的《火电厂大气排放标准》的颁布实施,燃煤电厂汞的排放正式纳入控制标准。针对目前我国燃煤电厂汞排放化学形态转换、排放特征,分析和总结现有污染控制设施对汞协同控制效果,提出适合我国国情的燃煤电厂汞控制技术措施的建议及发展趋势,可有效控制燃煤电厂汞的排放量。     

电厂燃煤过程中汞控制技术研究

燃煤电厂汞控制技术分燃烧前、燃烧中和燃烧后脱汞,燃烧后脱汞技术为主要汞控制排放工艺,其中吸附剂吸附方法的研究较为广泛。基于国内外近几年燃煤电厂烟气脱汞技术的研究,综述了汞控制技术的最新进展。     

燃煤电厂汞排放监测和控制研究现状

介绍了燃煤电厂汞控制研究现状,分析了燃煤中汞的含量和赋存状态、燃烧中汞的化学行为特性,探讨了汞的监测和控制技术,为我国燃烧电厂汞排放控制提供参考.     

燃煤电厂汞排放及其控制技术研究

燃煤电厂汞排放是最大的人为汞污染源,《火电厂大气污染物排放标准》(GB 13223-2011)首次提出了我国燃煤发电锅炉汞及其化合物的控制指标,规定汞及其化合物排放限值为0.03 mg/m3.介绍了国内外汞污染发展情况,汞的形态以及汞污染控制技术.汞控制技术主要分为三种:燃烧前脱汞、燃烧中脱汞和燃烧后脱汞,其中燃烧后脱汞的研究最广泛.     

我国燃煤电厂脱硫技术应用现状及展望

介绍了我国二氧化硫排放及污染现状，分别从燃烧前、燃烧中、燃烧后三个阶段，阐述了我国脱硫煤生产、低硫污染燃烧技术及燃煤烟气脱硫的污染控制技术现状和发展方向，提出我国控制燃煤硫污染的对策及建议。     

燃煤电站环保设施多污染物控制能力分析及对策

基于日趋严峻的环境形势和严格的排放标准,面向燃煤电站多污染物控制过程,详细分析燃煤电站现有环保设施多污染物控制规律。针对协同控制过程中存在的问题,研究湿式烟气多污染物协同控制技术及对策,为实现污染物达标排放和电力工业绿色发展、循环发展和低碳发展提供技术支撑。     

燃煤电厂锅炉烟气PM10排放控制技术与应用

介绍了目前中国燃煤电厂锅炉烟气微细粒子的污染状况,提出了对微细粒子排放采用袋式除尘的控制技术,并在河南焦作电厂220 MW机组上成功运行20000 h.实践表明,直通均流式脉冲袋式除尘器可以有效控制燃煤电厂锅炉烟气PM10、PM2.5的排放,满足环保新标准的要求.     

烟气多污染物系统一体化控制技术的研究

简要论述了燃煤烟气多污染物一体化控制技术,重点研究了系统一体化控制技术,采用该技术可以在燃煤电厂现有烟气治理装置基础上实现节能降耗。分析多污染物系统一体化控制技术方案,包括技术路线图、全流程模拟和DCS集成联锁及智能化控制,并介绍了系统一体化控制技术在贵州某电厂2×660 MW机组的示范应用。     

国外动态

炭黑尾气中多环烃及痕量元素的含量 Environ.Sci.＆Technol.,14[3],(1980). 油炉法炭黑生产污染大气,主要是产生大量炭黑粉尘、CO、烃类及硫化物等污染物造成的。但是,由于油炉法炭黑生产过程系天然气燃烧和重质芳香烃高温裂解过程,因而也是向大气排放多环烃和痕量元素的潜在性的污染源。表1炭黑     

燃煤飞灰中痕量元素的研究

综述了煤中痕量元素的含量分布、煤燃烧过程中痕量元素的分布转化规律,总结了痕量元素在飞灰中的富集规律和赋存状态,以及痕量元素的释放控制方法和技术,并探讨了今后的研究方向.     

Element associations in ash from waste combustion in fluidized bed

The incineration of MSW in fluidized beds is a commonly applied waste management practice. The composition of the ashes produced in a fluidized bed boiler has important environmental implications as potentially toxic trace elements may be associated with ash particles and it is therefore essential to determine the mechanisms controlling the association of trace elements to ash particles, including the role of major element composition. The research presented here uses micro-analytical techniques to study the distribution of major and trace elements and determine the importance of affinity-based binding mechanisms in separate cyclone ash particles from MSW combustion. Particle size and the occurrence of Ca and Fe were found to be important factors for the binding of trace elements to ash particles, but the binding largely depends on random associations based on the presence of a particle when trace elements condensate in the flue gas.     

Trace elements in the leachate of automobile-scrap shredder waste

Leachate from composite samples of automobile-scrap shredder waste was analyzed for trace elements by inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometry, according to the USEPA Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure for solid waste (TCLP). Analytical results confirmed the existence of several environmentally important elements such as barium, cadmium, copper and lead. However, the concentrations of these elements were below the USEPA regulatory limits for the leachate of solid waste. It was also found that representative average values for trace elements, as well as their variability in the leachate of such heterogeneous solid waste, can be arrived at by analyzing composite samples rather than single samples, if a stratified sample selection and composition plan were implemented. Effect of extraction fluids used in the TCLP method was also investigated. The results indicated that the more acidic extraction fluid can leach more of the elements from the shredder waste, regardless of the selection criterion specified in the method.     

Thermodynamic analysis of the role of chlorine and sulfur environments during combustion and incineration processes

 In order to control the emission of trace metals from combustion and incineration systems, sorbents and filters are sometimes used. However, the effectiveness of these methods is greatly affected by the volatility of the metals and the way in which they speciate during combustion, and afterwards during condensation, and physical or chemical sorption. Although there has been a lot of research into the mechanisms by which trace metals speciate and subsequently appear in submicron particles, the details of these mechanisms are not yet thoroughly understood. In this study, a chemical equilibrium approach was used to qualitatively determine the speciation of lead, cadmium, and chromium in Cl and S environments. The reaction conditions of sorbents were also tested numerically in order to understand the reaction behavior of metals with sorbents. This article reports the influence of different concentrations of Cl and SO₂ on Pb, Cd, and Cr speciation, as representatives of other trace elements. The partitioning behavior of metals during combustion was also examined for Cl and S. The results obtained indicate that most metals exist in the vapor phase, even at low temperatures, when chlorine is present. However, the addition of SO₂ enhances the formation of the condensed phase, except at extremely high temperatures. This observation was not significant for Cd or Cr. The higher the concentration of Cl the higher the retention of trace metals in the vapor phase, even at low temperatures. Results from comparisons of the reactivities of mixed metals with Cl indicate that the presence of Fe limits the reactivity of most trace metals with Cl except at higher concentrations. In the presence of Fe, alkali metals are the first to react with Cl. If Fe is not present, most trace metals react with Cl, and the activity increases with higher concentrations. On the other hand, the partitioning characteristics of S show that its presence generally means that metals remain in the condensed phase. Sulfur is more reactive with alkali metals than with other trace metals. Received: June 6, 2001 / Accepted: April 30, 2002     

Impact of the use of waste on trace element concentrations in cement and concrete.

The results of model calculations carried out to identify and quantify the input pathways of trace elements into cement and concrete and to estimate the extent to which trace element concentrations in cement may change due to waste utilization are presented. As expected, primary raw materials represented the most important input pathway for trace elements into cement, but the contribution from wastes was not negligible. The use of waste led to a slight increase of the concentrations of cadmium, antimony and zinc in cement. For cobalt, lead and vanadium, this increase was less distinct and for all other trace elements considered, the effect of the use of wastes on trace element concentrations in cement could not be demonstrated clearly. The trace element content of concrete was governed by the aggregates for most elements considered. However, for arsenic, cadmium, lead and zinc, both cement and the additive coal fly ash contributed noticeably to the total trace element concentration in the concrete.     

Online elemental analysis of process gases with ICP-OES: A case study on waste wood combustion

A mobile sampling and measurement system for the analysis of gaseous and liquid samples in the field was developed. An inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometer (ICP-OES), which is built into a van, was used as detector. The analytical system was calibrated with liquid and/or gaseous standards. It was shown that identical mass flows of either gaseous or liquid standards resulted in identical ICP-OES signal intensities. In a field measurement campaign trace and minor elements in the raw flue gas of a waste wood combustor were monitored. Sampling was performed with a highly transport efficient liquid quench system, which allowed to observe temporal variations in the elemental process gas composition. After a change in feedstock an immediate change of the element concentrations in the flue gas was detected. A comparison of the average element concentrations during the combustion of the two feedstocks showed a high reproducibility for matrix elements that are expected to be present in similar concentrations. On the other hand elements that showed strong differences in their concentration in the feedstock were also represented by a higher concentration in the flue gas. Following the temporal variations of different elements revealed strong correlations between a number of elements, such as chlorine with sodium, potassium and zinc, as well as arsenic with lead, and calcium with strontium.     

Long-term anaerobic digestion of food waste stabilized by trace elements

The purpose of this study was to examine if long-term anaerobic digestion of food waste in a semi-continuous single-stage reactor could be stabilized by supplementing trace elements. Contrary to the failure of anaerobic digestion of food waste alone, stable anaerobic digestion of food waste was achieved for 368 days by supplementing trace elements. Under the conditions of OLR (organic loading rates) of 2.19-6.64 g VS (volatile solid)/L day and 20-30 days of HRT (hydraulic retention time), a high methane yield (352-450 mL CH(4)/g VS(added)) was obtained, and no significant accumulation of volatile fatty acids was observed. The subsequent investigation on effects of individual trace elements (Co, Fe, Mo and Ni) showed that iron was essential for maintaining stable methane production. These results proved that the food waste used in this study was deficient in trace elements.     

燃煤电厂砷排放控制技术研究进展

对煤中砷的赋存状态及煤在燃烧后砷的转化行为进行了分析,并分别从煤的物理洗选、抑制煤中砷元素的挥发、气态砷吸附剂和污控设备协同脱砷等方面,重点论述了国内外对燃煤电厂砷排放控制的最新研究进展。同时提出了控制砷排放的新思路,为今后脱砷技术的进一步研究指明了方向。     

微量营养物质影响活性污泥法处理难降解工业废水效果的研究进展

针对工业废水难生物降解的问题,综述了通过添加微量营养物质影响活性污泥法处理难降解工业废水效果的研究进展,介绍了微量营养物质的分类,总结了微量金属元素和维生素等不同种类微量营养物质及其适宜浓度对微生物生长的作用以及对污泥法处理难降解工业废水效果的影响。指出:补充必要的微量营养物质是提高难降解工业废水处理效果的可行的优化策略,但是需要针对工业废水可生化性和营养需求的特点有的放矢地进行补充;另外需要对各种微量营养物质促进污染物降解的代谢途径进行研究。     

Leaching characteristics of woody biomass ash after low-temperature combustion

The leaching properties of trace elements in wood ash were examined to evaluate the safety of using woody biomass ash. Boron and selenium were detected in high concentrations not only in ash collected from an electric furnace but also in combustion ash from a small wood stove. As for the leaching of trace elements, the influence of calcium compounds on boron and selenium in wood ash is proposed. The leaching of trace elements is enhanced when calcium carbonate is the calcium compound in ash, although it is inhibited in the case of portlandite. There is little information in the literature that can be used to determine the effective use of wood biomass ash, thus limiting the development of woody biomass for applications such as thermal power generation.