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Regarding the maximum operating temperature of the BGL gasifier

2018-11-12View Original

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I’m asking for help from all the experts! :'(I am conducting simulations of BGL furnaces. The information available states that the temperature near the nozzle can reach 2000 degrees, but in my preliminary simulations the highest temperature in the combustion zone is 2500 degrees. Therefore, I would like to know what the actual maximum temperature is in real furnaces. Are there any temperature measurement points in such furnaces, and if so, where are they installed?)
Reply #22018-11-12
If liquid slag discharge occurs at a temperature higher than T4, then the temperature in the combustion zone must be even higher; when the temperature exceeds 2000 degrees, there are basically no means to detect it
Reply #32018-11-12
Thank you very much for your reply. Do you know where the temperature measurement points for BGL furnaces are generally located in industrial applications?
Reply #42018-11-12
I was fortunate to meet them once, but I really didn’t pay attention to that detail

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