2. Thermal aspect
2.1 Carbon contribution
During combustion, coke releases carbon which reacts with oxygen in the air.
SCROLL TO TOPThe thermal energy released at the cupola by carbon combustion is necessarily incomplete, due to the simultaneous presence of carbon, carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide. Indeed, the exothermic oxidation of carbon to CO 2 is followed by a partial reduction of CO 2 to CO by the carbon present....
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Bibliography
Events
Second international cupola conference in Trier in 2004.
Standards and norms
- Détermination de la densité du coke. - NF ISO 1014 - (2004-04-1)
- Résistance à la fragmentation et résistance à l'abrasion du coke. - NF M 03-0346 -
- Détermination de la concentration massique en CO dans l'air ambiant. - NF EN 15058 - (juillet 2006)
- Détermination de la quantité massique de poussières dans l'air ambiant. - NF EN 13284-1 - (mai 2001)
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