Statistical Analysis of Consequences Caused by the Collisions of Soaring Drops of Organic Coal-Water Fuel

Abstract

The paper examines the processes of collision of the soaring organic coal – water fuel (OCWF) drops in the specialized combustion chamber in case of direct injection of suspension with the subsequent crushing, decay and coagulation. High speed video registration is used. The fuel composition is prepared with the use of a coal conversion waste (filter-cake “G”), turbine oil waste, water and a plasticizer. The statistical analysis of consequences of impingement of OCWF drops at their movement in an oxidizer flotation (temperature is about 800-840 K) with their following deformation is carried out. The conditions when the processes of coagulation, disintegration or crushing of drops are dominated are established.