Which gas stoves meet environmental standards?

This post was last edited by yangshaoj2005 on 2018-1-10 at 11:19. The correct application of fuel gas produced through coal gasification is in hot-state use. Carbon molecule gasification technology is environmentally friendly: with the same coal quality and processing methods, it features a high gasification temperature, as well as fast and complete reactions (high carbon conversion rate), resulting in a 10% increase in the calorific value of the gas ； The carbon content in the slag is reduced by 10% ； Very little tar is produced in coal gasification (no tube blockages due to tar in three years) ； It features a simple process, safe operation, and high gas production volume (the gasification rate at atmospheric pressure is 1,000–2,000 kg/(m2·h), which is more than 5 times higher than that of similar technologies), allowing for large-scale implementation ； In an oxygen-deficient environment, the molecular vaporization furnace enables sulfur fixation with a Ca/S ratio of nearly 1, allowing for a sulfur removal efficiency of almost 100% ； High-temperature gas is burned with a low excess air coefficient (α close to 1), resulting in zero chemical incomplete combustion and cleaner emissions ； It is possible to prevent the generation of oxygen-related toxic and harmful substances such as SOx and NOx at the source ； What is more significant is that the vaporized combustion of carbon molecules saves over 10% more clean air compared to burning coal directly. This type of molecular furnace with a capacity of tens of thousands of M3/H has been running continuously for 36 months since its first startup (an unprecedented duration). The product is widely used in kilns for heating and sintering in industries such as building materials, metallurgy, machinery, and chemicals.

It’s possible to make it meet environmental standards; the only difference lies in the cost. Relatively speaking, the high-temperature fluidized bed gasification technology is better, as it does not produce any liquid products.

Due to the high gasification temperature in fluidized bed gasifiers, all organic materials are completely burned to CO and H2O, making them relatively environmentally friendly