Coal Catalyst

Catalyst?

Usually it's pulverised.

I thought the coal was burnt its then gone so cant call it a catalyst

Possibly more information might help

Doesnt Google work in India ?

http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=coal+fired+power+plant&sourceid=ie7&rls=com.microsoft:en-gb:IE-SearchBox&ie=&oe=&rlz=1I7DKUK_en-GB&redir_esc=&ei=UfjyS-CRII_00gTwi4GRDQ

Sharad: The thermal efficiency of a furnace or boiler is equal to the combustion efficiency minus the jacket loss. Thermal efficiency, also known as "boiler efficiency" or "overall efficiency," is a boiler's energy output divided by its energy input. Unlike combustion efficiency, thermal efficiency accounts for radiation and convection losses through a boiler's shell. It is equal to combustion efficiency minus jacket-loss percentage.

Hi Sharad,

Coal catalysts are used for coal fired boilers and it helps in improving the efficiency as well as lowering the CO2 and SO2 emissions. I represent Asia Coal Catalysts Company in India and we can take this discussion forward. There is a laboratory data as well as site data available and can be shared with you if you are keen.

I can be reached on dsnconsulting@gmail.com

Hello Sir,

Can it be tested in the lab? any standard method followed?

Please see www.coalcatalyst.com for more information on the use of coal catalysts. You may also e-mail me at <email removed> for more help and information.

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