Coke + carbon dioxide + pure oxygen to produce gas
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In fixed-bed systems, gas is produced using coke + carbon dioxide + pure oxygen; the gas content is generally around 68%. Any discussions or exchanges regarding 2.74-meter and 3.2-meter ovens?
You are referring to coke ovens, which are mainly used in acetic acid plants
Is this to use carbon dioxide as a gasifying agent? Apply the reaction CO2 + C = CO? Should carbon dioxide still be used to shift the chemical equilibrium in a direction that results in less carbon dioxide being produced?
Yes, what we mainly need is high-purity CO; if the raw material is of good quality, the purity can be maintained at around 70%
The cost of raw materials is high; aside from its own coal mines, the coking powder obtained from coal coking still holds advantages
There’s not much potential here; first, coking is carried out to produce coke, and then it’s gasified into CO. The costs will surely not go down. It would be great to use direct gasification – coking is unnecessary.
We have ten gas generation furnaces for producing gas from coke here; the AC phone number is 15905281951