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Experimental Study and Application Prospects of Coal Dust/Methane/Oxygen Pulse Detonation Performance: Coal Dust
Jing Guo1, Shirong Ge1, Yinan Guo1
1China University of Mining and Technology-Beijing, Beijing 100083, China.
Abstract:
In order to achieve reliable application of coal in pulse detonation combustion chambers, this study explored the influence mechanism of equivalence ratio and coal type (lignite, anthracite) on the detonation characteristics of coal/methane/oxygen methane-solid two-phase fuel. A high-energy ignition device was used to ignite the preblast methane fuel, and the high-temperature and high-pressure energy generated directly initiated the detonation of coal/methane/oxygen methane-solid two-phase fuel. The experimental results are as follows: (1) The maximum detonation pressure of coal/methane/air fuel is positively correlated with the initial pressure. With the increase of the φglobal, the maximum detonation pressure of the two types of coal gradually increases. To be specific, when the φglobal rises from 0.5 to 1.6, the sensitivity of lignite and anthracite to the maximum detonation pressure with respect to the initial pressure increases from 4.56 to 6.11 and 5.48, respectively; (2) In terms of detonation flame and maximum pressure wave velocity, anthracite shows better dynamic performance than lignite. The maximum velocity of detonation flame and pressure wave is achieved when the φglobal is 1.4. (3) In terms of detonation thrust performance, as the φglobal increases from 0.5 to 1.6, the rate of increase in average thrust of the two types of coal first increases and then decreases. Compared with lignite, anthracite has a wider time domain and higher peak value in the average thrust curve and the generated detonation wave displays a greater impulse. The experimental data and conclusions obtained in this study are of practical significance for realizing the engineering application of pulverized coal detonator power generation.
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