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Optimized enriched CO2 recycle oxy-fuel combustion for high ash coals

Seepana et al., 2012

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15258853895593166620
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Seepana S
Jayanti S
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Oxy-fuel combustion is one of the technologies which enable the economic and efficient carbondioxide (CO2) removal. In the present paper, a new variant to the oxy-coal combustion in a pulverized coal burner is proposed in which CO2-enriched flue gas is used …
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