What does a high residual carbon content in Texaco gasification coarse and fine slags mean?
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What does a high residual carbon content in Texaco gasification coarse and fine slags mean? Does a high level of residual carbon indicate a low conversion rate, resulting in resource loss that will ultimately affect economic efficiency?
The coarse slag has a high carbon content, resulting in incomplete combustion of the coal slurry and a low carbon conversion rate. The carbon content of fine slag is already quite high.
This post was last edited by kyr on 2018-9-19 08:30. High residual carbon levels indicate indigestion; therefore, it is necessary to identify the cause of this issue and take appropriate action. However, if the cause is identified but there are no means to address it, then a balance must be struck between maintaining stable operation and ensuring high conversion rates. In my opinion, as long as the parameters remain within acceptable ranges, ensuring the long-term safe and stable operation of the equipment is the most important thing, and it is also the best way to generate profits