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Publication - Pulverized Coal Combustion
CETC Number 2008-36 / 2008-06-11 Abstract With Canadian industries and utilities looking to improve the performance of their combustors by switching or blending coals, CanmetENERGY recognizes the increasing importance of coal in our domestic energy requirements, and accordingly supports research that promotes the economically and environmentally responsible use of coal. See HTML Version of Document Download Full Document (, 158,4 KB) Flame Profiling ...

Publication - Computer Modelling of Combustion Processes
CETC Number 2008-20 / 2006-03-28 Abstract State-of-the-Art Simulations of Combustion Processes A sophisticated combustion simulation capability is available to serve industrial needs. This modelling capability can be used to predict in service performance of combustion equipment: combustion characteristics, NOx emissions, fuel consumption, heat transfer and fluid flow. CanmetENERGY is committed to the advancement of combustion simulation technology through collaboration with the ...

Publication - Simulation and Design
CETC Number 2008-39 / 2006-03-17 Abstract CanmetENERGY is a centre of excellence for the simulation and design of combustion and energy systems. Projects focus on: Analysis of novel energy cycles Development of heat and mass balance flowsheets Optimization of energy efficiency Reduced emissions Process design development Control strategy development See HTML Version of Document Download Full Document (, 198,3 KB)

Development of CRETAH
CRETAH System Schematic The CRETAH (Cascading Regenerative Elevated Temperature Air Heater) is an advanced heat exchanger system that satisfies the challenging operating conditions of many industrial combustion applications. The development of this system is underway at CanmetENERGY with support from the Climate Change Action Plan of Canada. It can facilitate many advanced combustion concepts for industrial combustion processes by providing highly preheated combustion air ...

TIPS Process for Power Generation and CO2 Capture
In cooperation with ThermoEnergy Corporation of the U.S.A., CanmetENERGY Combustion Optimization Group has developed a multi-fuel combustion process termed HiPrOx (High Pressure Ocy-fuel). This novel high-efficiency power generating process captures CO 2 , along with other emissions, ready for sequestration.   The Process The HiPrOx process uses O 2 to combust fuels at elevated pressures in a boiler. This is in contrast to ambient pressure air or oxy-fuel combustion systems. ...

Advanced Controls
CanmetENERGY has an outstanding record as one of the leading developers of advanced controls for the optimization of combustion systems and energy processes. CanmetENERGY is committed to designing systems that can control an operation as well as or better than “the best available operator”. We customize systems for specific industrial processes to obtain: Reduced costs Increased productivity Improved energy efficiency Reduced emissions ...

Ash Monitoring System for Utility Boilers
System Architecture Firing coal in utility boilers makes sootblowing necessary. Over time, heat exchange sections foul with ash deposits that have negative effects on heat transfer and boiler efficiency. Knowing where and when to blow soot is of paramount importance if the process is to be optimized. CanmetENERGY has developed and implemented a robust and customizable Ash Monitoring System (AMS) for coal-fired boilers that assists operators during soot-blowing ...

Lower Furnace Radiation Model
Lower Furnace Radiation Solution Scheme Scientists at CanmetENERGY have developed a lower furnace radiation model that is designed to capture the radiative heat transfer processes in a furnace. This is a generic furnace model and therefore can be used to simulate any type of industrial boiler or furnace enclosure. It has been applied to utility boiler applications to predict the furnace outlet temperature and heat transfer to the walls with a high degree of accuracy. The ...

Regenerative Air Heater Model
CanmetENERGY has developed a wide range of computational models capable of predicting the performance of various unit operations involved in fossil-fuel combustion. One of the latest accomplishments at CanmetENERGY is the development of a regenerative air heater (RAH) model that provides fast and accurate information regarding the performance of a RAH and can be used in a variety of applications such as system design, optimization and retrofit. Schematic of ...

Upper Furnace Heat Exchanger Model
Generic Upper Furnace Model - model used to predict temperatures to optimize performance Scientists at CanmetENERGY have developed a robust upper furnace model that can predict with a high degree of accuracy the steam and flue gas performance in the superheater, reheater, economizer, and cavity sections of boilers. The model can be used independently or as a unit operation within CanmetENERGY’s macro-boiler model.   Capabilities The upper furnace model can replicate ...