Coal consumption per thousand cubic meters of CO+H2 for various types of gasifiers, and the components of raw gas (dry gas).
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Currently, the mainstream gasification furnaces are mainly divided into dry powder gasification, coal slurry gasification, and lump coal gasification. Those who are interested can share information on the coal consumption per thousand cubic meters of CO+H2 produced by their respective furnace types, the composition of the raw gas and the dry gas, as well as any by-products generated. Only for discussion and sharing, no comparisons.
The original poster, please refine the question: 1. It would be more reasonable to use standard coal as the basis for comparison, so that everything is on the same basis； 2. If we are talking solely about the gas production volume of the gasification unit, should methane be considered a by-product? ；