<abstract xml:lang="en" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p>When burning fossil fuels and renewable energy resources, greenhouse emissions (GHG) are emitted into the atmosphere. One of the options to reduce GHG emissions is to apply a magnetic field. The effect of a gradient magnetic field on the gasification of renewable fuel and the combustion of volatiles by applying the field to the bottom part of the swirl flame with recirculation is studied for the conditions of field-enhanced reverse heat and mass transfer of paramagnetic flame species up to the layer of wood pellets. The aim of research to investigate the magnetic field effect on swirling flame dynamics for the conditions of self-sustaining wood fuel combustion and by cofiring with propane flow.</p></abstract>

When burning fossil fuels and renewable energy resources, greenhouse emissions (GHG) are emitted into the atmosphere. One of the options to reduce GHG emissions is to apply a magnetic field. The effect of a gradient magnetic field on the gasification of renewable fuel and the combustion of volatiles by applying the field to the bottom part of the swirl flame with recirculation is studied for the conditions of field-enhanced reverse heat and mass transfer of paramagnetic flame species up to the layer of wood pellets. The aim of research to investigate the magnetic field effect on swirling flame dynamics for the conditions of self-sustaining wood fuel combustion and by cofiring with propane flow.

Modification of Wood Pellets and Propane Co-firing in a Magnetic Field

Institute of Physics, University of Latvia

Faculty of Power and Electrical Engineering, Riga Technical University

Environmental and Climate Technologies

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When burning fossil fuels and renewable energy resources, greenhouse emissions (GHG) are emitted into the atmosphere. One of the options to reduce GHG...

Modification of Wood Pellets and Propane Co-firing in a Magnetic Field

Published Online: Jan 17, 2011

Page range: 16 - 21

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/v10145-010-0012-9

Keywords
co-firing, magnetic field, swirling combustion, wood pellets

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Modification of Wood Pellets and Propane Co-firing in a Magnetic Field

Published Online: Jan 17, 2011

Page range: 16 - 21

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/v10145-010-0012-9

Keywordsco-firing, magnetic field, swirling combustion, wood pellets

This content is open access.

Keywords
co-firing, magnetic field, swirling combustion, wood pellets