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Research On The Prediction Of SO2 Emission From Thermal Power Industry

Posted on:2012-02-22Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X M ZhouFull Text:PDF
GTID:2211330338968646Subject:Industrial Engineering
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Coal is China's main fuel and energy, in recent years China's energy consumption of coal in the proportion of remains at over 70%. Related research data show that SO2 emissions generated by coal accounts for a country's total SO2 emissions by more than 90%, the coal consumed by thermal power industry have been an important part of the coal consumption in China. SO2 emissions produced in the running of Thermal power industry have an important part of China's total SO2 emissions. SO2 on atmospheric environment and human health, building, water etc all aspects of social life are harmful, so how to control the emission of SO2 becomes an important problem. The forecast of SO2 emissions in thermal power industry is infrastructure work in conduct atmospheric pollution control.Due to the obvious diversity in production process, the technical level, desulfurization equipment power production level of technology, production scale, the boiler emission characteristics and other characteristics, it is difficult to estimate the SO2 emission. There are more limitations in many SO2 emission estimation methods.So this paper discusses SO2 emission electric current, thermal power control technology and the SO2 control regulations, According to the specific conditions of the SO2 emissions in thermal power, proposed that using grey forecasting model and the BP neural network model to predict SO2 emissions in thermal power is appropriate. With establish of two models, combine forecast model on the basis of gray neural network. Finally, using the statistical data, forecasted the China's future thermal power industry SO2 emissions, through the forecast shows that this model is a more reasonable and scientific method for thermal power industry SO2 emissions.
Keywords/Search Tags:Thermal power industry, SO2 emissions, Grey model, BP neural network
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