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Beschreibung des Brennstoffabbrandes

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Ziel dieses Kapitels soll sein, Ansätze für den Abbrand, d.h. die chemische Reaktion, technischer Brennstoffe aufzuzeigen. Unter technischen Brennstoffen sind Gas, Öl und Kohle zu verstehen. Für andere, wie Müll, industrielle Rückstände und Schlämme, können keine allgemeingültigen Modellierungsansätze angeführt werden, da die Zusammensetzung und damit die an den Reaktionen beteiligten Spezies meist nur unzureichend bekannt sind. Für solche Brennstoffe kann das vorliegende Kapitel nur Anhaltswerte liefern.

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Görner, K. (1991). Beschreibung des Brennstoffabbrandes. In: Technische Verbrennungssysteme. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-84488-1_8

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