Fluidal ashes – properties and application

Authors

  • Tomasz SZCZYGIELSKI Author
  • Barbara TORA Author
  • Andrzej KORNACKI Author
  • Jan J. HYCNAR Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29227/IM-2017-01-33

Keywords:

fluidal ashes, aluminosilicates, fluidal combustion

Abstract

Technology of fluidal combustion creates ashes which differ significantly on ones created in conventional boilers. The main feature of fluidal ashes is presence of products of exhaust desulfurization and of not used sorbent in addition to significantly different mineralogical composition of aluminosilicates occurring from significantly lower combustion heat. The fluidal ash has many interesting properties from which its relatively big chemical activity is the most significant. While many potentially promising areas of applying these ashes still wait for development it seems important, still storing its significant amount, to keep possibilities of future recovery and application of stored ashes. The final report analyzes several such possibilities with chosen examples. Summing up, the investigations conducted so far were concentrated main

Author Biographies

  • Tomasz SZCZYGIELSKI

    Dr inż.; IBS CIMA Politechnika Warszawska, Rektorska 4, 00-614 Warszawa, Poland;

  • Barbara TORA

    Prof. dr hab. inż.; Akademia Górniczo-Hutnicza, Mickiewicza 30, 30-059 Kraków, Poland;

  • Andrzej KORNACKI

    Dr hab.; Polska Unia UPS Warszawa, Akademicka 13, 20-033 Lublin;

  • Jan J. HYCNAR

    Ecocoal Consulting Center

Published

2025-10-12

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