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Developing a suite of online analysis tools for monitoring combustion efficiency in stoker boilers
Stoker furnaces are widely used in industry for power generation due to the flexibility of the furnace. The furnace can burn a range of solid state fuels and the stoker furnace studied in this project burns coal. Despite the flexibility observed within stoker furnaces however, combustion is more com
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