Power generation
Retrofitting lignite plants to improve efficiency and performance, CCC/264
CCC/264 – ISBN: 978-92-9029-587-7The lignite power industry produces low cost electricity but the associated pollutant emissions are higher than from other fossil fuels. Tighter environmental legislation requires older facilities to either upgrade or fa… More…
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Optimising fuel flow in pulverised coal and biomass-fired boilers, CCC/263
CCC/263 – ISBN: 978-92-9029-586-0Poor pulverised fuel (PF) distribution to the burners has a significant, negative effect on combustion efficiency, wear of equipment and emissions, not to mention economics. The major areas of a power plant … More…
DownloadPower plant CO2 capture heat integration, CCC/260
CCC/260 – ISBN: 978-92-9029-583-9The output and efficiency of a coal-fired power station unit fitted with CO2 capture equipment will be significantly lower than that of a similar plant without capture because some of the energy produced by burning the fuel w… More…
DownloadWater availability and policies for the coal power sector, CCC/256
CCC/256 – ISBN: 978-92-9029-579-2Global energy demand is rising primarily as a result of population and economic growth in the emerging economies. Meeting this growing demand will place increasing stress on limited fresh water resources with repercussions fo… More…
DownloadApplication and development prospects of double-reheat coal-fired power units, CCC/255
CCC/255 – ISBN: 978-92-9029-577-8Most pulverised coal combustion (PCC) plants employ single-reheat cycles. However, double-reheat cycles can significantly improve the electrical efficiency of PCC plants. Surprisingly, no double-reheat units have been commiss… More…
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