Coal type requirements for gas generators

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Can bituminous coal with a very low calorific value (lower heating value of 800 kcal/kg, with a fixed carbon content of around 10% on an air-dried basis) be used in gas generators to produce gas?

Reply #22019-07-22

Actually, if you first understand what the purpose of a producer gas furnace is, it’s to obtain industrial fuel, right? With such a low calorific value, what kind of low efficiency can there be?

Reply #32019-07-22

Efficiency is the second issue. First of all, it is necessary to determine whether this coal can be used in a gas generator to produce gas

Reply #42019-07-22

It seems the requirement is above 6,500 kcal

Reply #52019-07-25

:Lol, it’s possible to do it; there’s nothing to discuss. If you have no requirements regarding the quality of the gas produced, then why not do it?

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