This invention relates to the field of gas
radiation calculation technology, providing a method and
system for calculating gas
radiation during
methanol-
coal blending. The method involves obtaining the
monochromatic radiation absorption coefficients of each radiating gas component under basic operating parameters during the blending process, then using Planck's law to calculate the total
emissivity of the
mixed gas under different basic operating parameters during blending, establishing a
benchmark database of gas
radiation characteristics in
methanol-
coal blending; fitting the parameters of the
mixed gas emissivity calculation model using the
benchmark database; and calculating the gas radiation characteristics under any
methanol-
coal blending condition using a
mixed gas emissivity calculation model with defined parameters, based on actual
combustion conditions. This improves the accuracy of gas radiation characteristic calculation during blending and provides reliable theoretical support for the optimized design, operating
parameter control, and energy saving and carbon reduction of methanol-
coal blending systems.