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Gasification reaction in water-coal slurry gasifier

2019-03-18View Original

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For water-coal slurry gasifiers, the reverse transformation reaction CO2 + H2 → CO + H2O. It has always been believed that the secondary reactions within the gasifier are primarily those involving C and H2O. However, many people say that in the secondary reaction zone, the reverse transformation reaction also plays a significant role and is quite important. What do you all think?
Reply #22019-03-19
In the high-temperature range. If water and syngas are not properly mixed, check whether there is more CO or more H2 in the syngas
Reply #32019-03-24
H2O is the main source of H2 in the vaporization furnace; H2 accounts for a large proportion in the syngas, and the resulting syngas requires further conversion reactions as needed
Reply #42019-03-26
Considering the length of the gasifier and the residence time of the coal slurry, these should have been taken into account during the design of the gasifier; it’s possible to check the original design documents to see

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