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Low-Load Stable Combustion Technology of 600 MW Supercritical Low-Calorific Value Lignite Octagonal Tangentially Fired Boiler
Power Generation Technology Vol. 47, Issue 2, Pages: 295-303(2026)
Power Generation and Environmental Protection|Updated:2026-06-08
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Low-Load Stable Combustion Technology of 600 MW Supercritical Low-Calorific Value Lignite Octagonal Tangentially Fired Boiler
- “The problem of low load stable combustion in low calorific value brown coal boilers has been overcome. The research team has verified that local centralized powder feeding and optimized coal mill operation can reduce the minimum stable combustion load of a 600 MW boiler to 35% by changing the combustion organization and establishing a comprehensive combustion model, laying the foundation for the construction of deep peak shaving capacity in power plants.”
DOI:10.12096/j.2096-4528.pgt.260207
Revised:2025-12-20
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