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Thermal semi-coke gasification

2026-01-01View Original

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We are currently working on the development of a pyrolysis process for low-rank coal powder. The temperature of the thermoparcified semi-coke resulting from coal pyrolysis is approximately 550–600 degrees. It is most reasonable to use it directly for combustion (fluidized bed boilers) or gasification. If used for gasification, is it feasible (at atmospheric pressure) to carry out a gasification reaction by bringing hot semi-coke at 550 degrees into direct contact with superheated steam? The temperature of the superheated steam can be raised to 500–1300 degrees, depending on the requirements of the gasification process.

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