Milk acetone determination by the photometrical method after microdiffusion and via FT infra-red spectroscopy

The aim of this article is to determine the thermal emission properties of selected solid waste fuels from biomass in burner furnace are determined. Individual analyzed samples are selected from wheat and rape straw and bark. The basic task of this work is the identification and evaluation of individual samples of the elemental composition. Theoretical calculations of combustion characteristics are performed after an evaluation of elemental analysis. Thermal emission measurement is carried out by flue gas analyzer GA-60. Thermal emission concentrations of carbon monoxide and dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and flue gas temperatures are assessed according to the excess air coefficient and statistically evaluated by regression analysis. Different parameters were determined in the resulting values of individual examined biofuels samples in elemental and stoichiometric analysis. Samples from rape straw pellets contain a high concentration of nitrogen (0.72% wt.) and sulfur (0.23% wt.) and samples from the bark fuel have high amounts of ash (13.3% wt.), which subsequently affects the combustion process. Measured emission concentrations in samples of wheat and rape straw range at low coefficient of excess air from 4 to 6 up to 2000 mg.m-3 carbon monoxide. Based on the results of thermal emission measurements burning of the crushed bark can not be recommended on the selected burner furnace.