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What is the typical amount of steam generated as a by-product in BGL gasifiers? What is the amount of by-product steam generated by each type of gasifier?

2019-06-06View Original

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What is the typical amount of steam generated as a by-product in BGL gasifiers? What is the amount of by-product steam generated by each type of gasifier?
Reply #22019-06-06
Are you referring to the location at the raw gas outlet?
Reply #32019-06-06
To be precise, it is not the heat recovered from cooling the raw gas, but rather the heat recovered from the furnace jacket. What I want to know is the extent to which the recovery of this heat affects the gasification process.
Reply #42019-06-06
Check if there are any users on Haiyou who work for China Coal Tuoke or Yunjiehua; they should be more familiar with the operations. Based on my communication with BGL, it seems that the steam volume isn’t very high
Reply #52019-06-10
The jacket pressure difference of the BGL gasifier can be positive or negative; the furnace is equipped with refractory bricks as well as water-cooled walls, so very little by-product steam is generated, approximately 1.0 t/h. The steam produced is fed into the crude gas system; The jacket pressure difference in the Luchi gasifier must be a positive one; there are no refractory bricks inside the furnace, only direct water-cooled walls. The amount of steam generated as a by-product is high, approximately 4 t/h, and the steam produced by the jacket is used as a gasifying agent ;
Reply #62019-06-13
The BGL jacket pressure difference must also be positive; a negative pressure difference will cause the water quality to become acidic. I guess you’ve never done this operation before
Reply #72019-06-14
This post was last edited by shuker666 on 2019-6-14 09:12. Dear, the design allows for both positive and negative values; in practice, a positive pressure difference should be used as much as possible; The negative pressure difference can easily cause blockages in the steam lines of the jacket; the system is equipped with mechanisms to block steam flow, thereby ensuring unobstructed lines and preventing backflow of gas from the washing separator ; The negative pressure difference simply indicates that the jacket is not generating gas or is generating only a small amount of gas ;
Reply #82019-06-15
There’s a chance to have a proper discussion about it; the design ideas are too elaborate, and there are also points in what you said that aren’t correct
Reply #92019-06-17
Dear, this is exactly how Tuoke operates in practice; it’s this way that the technical modifications and designs are carried out. I’m not sure what’s wrong – please advise me. Thank you!

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