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Why is the water from dry coal powder gasification difficult to treat?

2019-04-20View Original

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Why is the water from dry coal powder gasification more difficult to treat than the water from water-coal slurry?
Reply #22019-04-20
Are all dry powders difficult to handle? ? Try Luchi’s gas water; it’s easier to handle, right?
Reply #32019-04-21
The wastewater from coal chemical industries contains too much benzene and its derivatives, making it difficult to treat. :)
Reply #42019-04-25
Is there such a saying? Current practice has shown that an increase in pressure level exacerbates the difficulty of treating gasified wastewater.
Reply #52019-06-03
The difficult-to-treat water mentioned by the poster in relation to Shell contains something that makes it hard to treat? Is it cyanide?
Reply #62019-06-03
The high-temperature fluidized bed is okay, but the low-temperature one isn’t – there’s too much organic matter.
Reply #72019-06-08
This post was last edited by Tianya Langji on 2019-6-8 20:41. Is the original poster joking? Even the wastewater from basic powder coal gasification-Ende furnace is not as severe as what the original poster says when compared to other types of gasification processes, haha:lol

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