Some articles on black liquor, dry, black liquor dry:
... now Metso Power inc.) for a large recovery boiler having a capacity of 4,000,000 lb of black liquor solids per day for a boiler in Skutskär, Sweden, but this design was rejected as being too advanced ... The effect of increasing dry solids concentration has had a significant effect on the main operating variables ... The steam flow increases with increasing black liquor dry solids content ...
... As fired black liquor is a mixture of organics, inorganics and water ... Typically the amount of water is expressed as mass ratio of dried black liquor to unit of black liquor before drying ... This ratio is called the black liquor dry solids ...
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