This invention discloses a
NOx control method for a chain grate
rotary kiln based on multi-source fuel utilization. This method, targeting different levels of environmental warnings and ultra-
low emission requirements, first establishes a
solid fuel
combustion characteristic
database including
anthracite,
bituminous coal, and their blends based on industrial analysis,
elemental analysis, and thermogravimetric experiments. Simultaneously, it employs CFD numerical
simulation technology,
coupling an Eulerian-Lagrange multiphase flow model and a P-1
radiation model, to analyze the flow field and
NOx formation patterns under pulverized
coal and
natural gas co-firing conditions. Upon receiving control commands, it calculates the inlet concentration threshold based on the real-
time efficiency of the
denitrification system, intelligently recommends the optimal fuel ratio using the multi-source
database, and outputs corresponding
kiln tail temperature,
combustion air volume, and
raw material structure control parameters. This invention, through a dual approach of "experimentation +
simulation," achieves the suppression of fuel-type and thermal
NOx formation at the source, meeting differentiated environmental indicators while ensuring stable production.