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How to calculate specific oxygen consumption and specific coal consumption in water-coal slurry furnaces

2018-07-27View Original

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How to calculate specific oxygen consumption and specific coal consumption in water-coal slurry furnaces
Reply #22018-07-27
The amount of pure oxygen consumed per 1000 Nm3 of (CO+H2) produced is called specific oxygen consumption. Unit: Nm3/1000Nm3. The amount of dry coal consumed per 1000 Nm3 of (CO+H2) produced is referred to as the specific coal consumption. Unit: kg/1000Nm3
Reply #32018-07-30
The answer on the second floor is completely correct – it refers to the coal or oxygen required to produce 1,000 standard cubic feet of useful gas

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