Discussion on Lurgi furnaces and Texaco gasifiers
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In coal gasification methods, both the Ruhr and Texaco processes have their advantages; both involve gasification under high temperature and pressure conditions. However, there are also many differences between them. When the temperature remains constant and the pressure increases, the methane and carbon dioxide content in the gas produced by the Ruhr furnace rises, while the carbon monoxide and hydrogen contents decrease as pressure increases. The production capacity of the gasification furnace increases, oxygen consumption decreases, and steam consumption increases. What impact does this have on water-coal slurry in Texaco gasification furnaces? Are there significant changes in the composition of the syngas? I would appreciate it if experts like those from Haichuan could provide guidance. Thank you very much.
It seems there was a post a few days ago discussing the effect of pressure changes on the composition of the gas produced in water-gas reformers. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1777341-1-1.html, you can take a look; maybe you’ll find the answer you’re looking for