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Fundamentals of Gasification 2018-10-20

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What is the recommended slurry flow rate for the slurry pipeline in the water-coal slurry gasification process? Why? Answer: The recommended slurry flow rate for the slurry pipeline in the water-coal slurry gasification process is 0.6 to 0.9 meters per second. This is because when the slurry flow rate is below 0.6 meters per second, coal particles tend to precipitate, while at higher flow rates, the erosion of the slurry pipes becomes severe.
Reply #22018-10-20
Answer: The recommended slurry flow rate for the slurry pipeline in the water-coal slurry gasification process is 0.6 to 0.9 meters per second. This is because when the slurry flow rate is below 0.6 meters per second, coal particles tend to precipitate, while at higher flow rates, the erosion of the slurry pipes becomes severe.
Reply #32018-10-20
The recommended slurry flow rate for the slurry pipeline in the water-coal slurry gasification process is 0.6 to 0.9 meters per second. Because when the slurry flow rate is below 0.6 meters per second, coal particles tend to precipitate, while at higher flow rates, the erosion of the slurry pipelines becomes severe
Reply #42018-10-20
The recommended slurry flow rate for the slurry pipeline in the water-coal slurry gasification process is 0.6 to 0.9 meters per second. This is because when the slurry flow rate is below 0.6 meters per second, coal particles tend to precipitate, while at higher flow rates, the erosion of the slurry pipes becomes severe.
Reply #52018-10-20
The recommended slurry flow rate for the slurry pipeline in the water-coal slurry gasification process is 0.6 to 0.9 meters per second. This is because when the slurry flow rate is below 0.6 meters per second, coal particles tend to precipitate, while at higher flow rates, the erosion of the slurry pipes becomes severe.
Reply #62018-10-20
The recommended slurry flow rate for the slurry pipeline in the water-coal slurry gasification process is 0.6 to 0.9 meters per second. This is because when the slurry flow rate is below 0.6 meters per second, coal particles tend to precipitate, while at higher flow rates, the erosion of the slurry pipes becomes severe.
Reply #72018-10-21
The recommended slurry flow rate for the slurry pipeline in the water-coal slurry gasification process is 0.6 to 0.9 meters per second. This is because when the slurry flow rate is below 0.6 meters per second, coal particles tend to precipitate, while at higher flow rates, the erosion of the slurry pipes becomes severe.
Reply #82018-10-21
The recommended slurry flow rate for the slurry pipeline in the water-coal slurry gasification process is 0.6 to 0.9 meters per second. This is because when the slurry flow rate is below 0.6 meters per second, coal particles tend to precipitate, while at higher flow rates, the erosion of the slurry pipes becomes severe.
Reply #92018-10-21
What is the recommended slurry flow rate for the slurry pipeline in the water-coal slurry gasification process? Why? Answer: The recommended slurry flow rate for the slurry pipeline in the water-coal slurry gasification process is 0.6 to 0.9 meters per second. This is because when the flow rate of the coal slurry is below 0.6 meters per second, coal particles tend to precipitate, while at higher flow rates, the erosion of the coal slurry pipelines becomes severe.
Reply #102018-10-21
The recommended slurry flow rate for the slurry pipeline in the water-coal slurry gasification process is 0.6 to 0.9 meters per second. This is because when the slurry flow rate is below 0.6 meters per second, coal particles tend to precipitate, while at higher flow rates, the erosion of the slurry pipes becomes severe.

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