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When coal is gasified to produce carbon dioxide, should the amount of carbon dioxide be calculated based on the carbon content in the coal analysis or based on the fixed carbon content? Thank you

2022-05-17View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: when coal is gasified to produce carbon dioxide, is the amount of carbon dioxide calculated based on the carbon content in the coal analysis or based on the fixed carbon content? Thank you
Reply #22022-05-17
It seems there is no unified standard
Reply #32022-05-17
Coal gasification is a complex transformation process; depending on the reaction conditions, some of it may be converted into carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide, while another portion may be converted into methane.

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