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Low–NOx Combustor Design by Using Laser Diagnostics Techniques

Division Eco-friendly Energy & Environment Research Division > Department of Zero-carbon Fuel and Power Generation
Name Dr. Hanseok Kim, Dr. Minkuk Kim
Department Department of Clean Fuel & Power Generation
Tel +82 - 42 - 868 - 7368
E-mail [email protected], [email protected]
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Technology to obtain various information on velocity/concentration/ mixedness /temperature/droplet distribution using non-intrusive laser-based measurement techniques in a high-temperature and high-pressure conditions

Advanced combustor design for low emission of air pollutant through detailed analysis to combustion phenomena in complex flow field

 

Client / Market

  • Companies that need accurate measurement and analysis on combustion phenomena
  • Companies that need to development a combustor for boiler/power plant/heating furnace / incinerator or to retrofit old combustor for better performances

 

Necessity of this Technology

  • Combustion phenomena should be accurately understood and controlled to satisfy various requirements for industrial combustor, such as high combustion efficiency, low pollutant emission, wide operation range and so on
  • Accurate measurement of complex combustion phenomena in turbulent flow field is very difficult.
  • For a gas turbine combustor which operates under high-temperature and highpressure conditions, there are concerns about accessibility and durability of a sensor.
  • Therefore, non-intrusive sensing techniques (laser diagnostics) are required to measure quantitative data for various information including velocity/concentration/ mixedness/temperature/droplet distribution.

 

Technical Differentiation

  • Laser diagnostics applies directly to real scaled combustor and it will be conducted under high-temperature and high-pressure condition such that the reliability of data could be maximized.
  • Air flow rate 3.6 kg/s, 9.5 BarA, 900 K max./Fuel flow rate 180 kg/h (gas), 500 kg/h (liquid)
  • Because the laser diagnostics are accomplished through a specially designed optical window system, clear measurements can be made under high-temperature, high-pressure and even high-sooting conditions

 

Excellence of Technology

  • nowledge for laser control, optical system organization, signal synchronization, signal correction, and data analysis required for accurate laser-applied measurement
  • With simultaneous measurement of multiple laser diagnostics techniques, detailed analysis is possible.

 



 

Current Intellectual Property Right Status

PATENT
  • Combustion-flow field interrelation analysis technology using simultaneous measurement of OH-PLIF and stereo PIV
  • Fuel mixedness quantification technology using acetone PLIF technique
  • Liquid fuel atomization performance quantification technology using the PDPA technique
  • Investigation of combustion instability by using high speed chemiluminescence and synchronized dynamics pressure measurement
  • High-temperature, high-pressure flow chamber design and operation

 



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