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On the autoignition temperature of coke oven gas in pure oxygen

2021-02-18View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: what is the auto-ignition temperature of coke oven gas in pure oxygen? As I recall, in the process of producing methanol from coke oven gas, the lowest temperature at the outlet of the heating furnace during oxygen supply to the second-stage converter was 530°C, while the temperature in the combustion chamber of the converter was 510°C; a portion of steam was also added to the oxygen ; The process has been changed now; pure oxygen is used instead of steam. The lowest temperature specified by the manufacturer is 450°C. Are there any others who use a process similar to ours or have similar experience? What is the lowest temperature at which you supply oxygen? Is there any with Jones & Co. patents?
Reply #22021-02-19
It is best to understand this by referring to the operating conditions of the equipment and the reaction principles of various elements, for reference only.

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