It seems there’s a new water-coal slurry technology available
Thread Content
Recently, a type of water-coal slurry gasifier called Jinju Lu has been developed; it operates at a pressure of around 2.5 MPa or even lower, and still uses solid slag discharge. Is there anyone who knows about this kind of furnace? Learn *it.
What principle does this stove follow? With low pressure, a low load per furnace, and solid slag discharge, is the gasification temperature also low? How can the pollution problem be addressed?
What is the purpose of low-pressure solid slag discharge? What is the composition within the validity period of syngas, and what are the levels of methane and tar?
I’m also waiting for someone who knows about people to help me out; I have many questions about this kind of stove
It is said to be solid slag discharge; there is no information on this topic
Ordinary water-coal slurry discharges waste in liquid form; let’s check if there is any relevant information available
It is said that there is no scrubber tower; only two stages of venturi and a cyclone separator are used. In that case, the solid content in the gas should be quite high
Back then, joint tests were conducted with the Northwest Research Institute on dry slag discharge using Huainan coal in Texaco’s water-coal slurry furnaces. At that time, a Texaco furnace was borrowed, and its slag discharge performance was not particularly good. Have there been recent improvements to the structure of the gasifier?
I heard that there are several plants using these water-coal slurry boilers already in operation, so why isn’t there anyone who knows about this to clarify things for us?