This dataset represents the average situation of coal-fired combined heat and power heat supply in Heilongjiang, China. The core production process is the combustion of coal in a boiler to generate steam that drives a steam turbine to generate electricity, with a portion of the steam that has already done work being extracted between the intermediate- and low-pressure cylinders, and the heat being transferred to the circulating water through a heat network heat exchanger, producing heat (steam/hot water) that meets the parameter requirements. To reflect the average technical level of the industry, the dataset refers to the typical technical configuration of domestic coal-fired power plants, comprehensively considering the average process combination of unit capacity, boiler type, cooling method and flue gas control technology. The heat-to-power ratio is used to allocate the environmental burdens of the heat and electricity products; the heat-to-power ratio and the coal consumption per unit of heat supply for coal-fired combined heat and power are determined based on official statistical data, the latter being uniformly converted into raw coal quantity. The coal quality parameters of the coal consumed adopt the regional average consumed coal quality data. Information on emission inventory data:
· For the emissions of major pollutants such as CO2, SO2, NOx and particulate matter, a material balance method related to coal quality parameters is adopted.
· The emissions of CH4, N2O, CO and NMVOC are estimated using the default emission factor values recommended by IPCC documents for coal combustion in the energy industry.
· The emission factors for halogens and trace heavy metal elements are taken from the literature.
· All emissions take into account the average removal efficiency of flue gas pollution control technologies of thermal power plants in China.