TO THE ISSUE OF NON-PROJECT FUEL COMBUSTION

2024

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DOI 10.53360/2788-7995-2024-3(15)-34
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Abstract

Nowadays, the issues of ecology and sustainable development are becoming more and more urgent, and the scientific community is actively looking for ways to more efficient and environmentally friendly use of renewable energy sources. One of such directions is the development and improvement of coal combustion technologies in aerodynamic furnaces. This paper offers a detailed analysis of this topic, looking at both theoretical aspects and practical applications. Aerodynamic furnaces are specialised devices designed to burn solid fuels such as coal with maximum efficiency and minimum environmental impact. The basic principle of operation of such furnaces is to create optimum conditions for complete combustion of the fuel, which is achieved through carefully designed aerodynamics and process control. The operation of the boiler on the coal of Karazhyra deposit is considered. This coal belongs to non-project fuel and improvement of its combustion processes is required to reduce harmful emissions and increase combustion efficiency. For the energy sector of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the conducted research is important, and the results obtained can be used to regulate and improve the operation of similar equipment, which contributes to improving environmental performance and overall efficiency of the country's energy systems.