Research Reports
Date: |
July 2004 |
Title: |
RR 50 - Trace Element Deportment in Combustion Processes |
Type: |
Research Reports |
Author(s): |
M I Attalla, S Morgan, K Riley, G Bryant, P F Nelson |
Summary: |
CCSD research on Emissions from Current Power Generation aims to develop models that predict the vaporisation and subsequent partitioning of trace metals during the combustion of Australian coals. This study is a report to ACARP prepared as a component task within the overall research program. The report shows that mercury was found to be highly volatile in all coals, and appears in the sub-micron and aerosol size fractions, other trace elements examined showed a broad range of partitioning to the submicron material and calcium appears to play an important role in partitioning arsenic.
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