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Coal-to-gas conversion plan for chain grate boilers

2017-05-19 View Original

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Can a chain furnace be converted to use natural gas? Are there any renovation options?
Reply #2 2017-05-19
I’m also waiting for users with experience in renovation to share their thoughts.
Reply #3 2017-05-19
The furnace design of chain grate boilers is different from that of gas boilers, so I think it would be very difficult to carry out modifications. Gas boilers are already compact in structure and inexpensive; I believe it’s better to simply remove the existing boiler and replace it with a gas boiler, which will save money and space
Reply #4 2017-05-22
How old are you, Lian Tiao Lu? Any strand furnace with a capacity of 20 tons per hour or more can be upgraded by using carbon molecular gasification combustion technology.
Reply #5 2017-05-22
For 70MW, how to make the changes? Is there a plan?
Reply #6 2017-05-23
Yes. Add another set of carbon-molecule vaporization chambers; simply lay refractory bricks on the grate. This type of technical modification does not affect the pressure-bearing components of the boiler itself, and the space required for the gas chamber is 60 square meters. Benefits of technical upgrades: The combustion system reduces power consumption by over 30%, and the flue gas emissions meet regulatory standards (environmental control costs are reduced by over 70% compared to continuous furnace systems). Environmental protection and energy-saving indicators are related to coal quality.
Reply #7 2017-05-23
What is Gas Castle? How come I’ve never heard of it? It’s outdated! How about switching to natural gas?
Reply #8 2017-05-23
It is not about converting natural gas; rather, it is a coal gasification method designed at the molecular level. Its advantages include a simple process, the ability to prevent pollution at its source, reduced element usage, environmental friendliness (compliance with emission standards), energy savings (the combustion system can save 30% more electricity compared to chain boilers while still meeting environmental requirements), and efficient utilization of carbon resources. It is cheaper than current coal-to-natural gas methods, causes less pollution, and requires less investment.
Reply #9 2017-05-23
Tell the email address and I’ll send you some materials.

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