What is the difference between using a shaft radial conversion furnace for gas introduction and an axial conversion furnace?
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This post was last edited by 654262293 on 2017-4-8 21:03. What are the differences between a furnace with radial shaft transformation for gas introduction and an axial transformation furnace? What should be paid attention to?
Whether this topic is considered large or small, whether it involves adiabatic conversion furnaces with axial or axi-radial flow, or isothermal furnaces with full radial or axi-radial flow for heat transfer, all of them require basic gas supply conditions in order to function. Different operating conditions require different methods for introducing air: such as air introduction after initial vulcanization, etc ； The next step is to change the pressure level of the processing step ； Furthermore, the composition of the process gas varies depending on the different gasification routes. In short, an actual gas-connection plan should be formulated based on different conversion processes and the composition of the feed gas. Such as gas intake at low temperature and low pressure, gas intake at low temperature and high pressure, gas intake at high temperature and low pressure, gas intake at high temperature and high pressure, etc.
What are the differences between a gas-inlet design for an axial-radial conversion furnace used in water-coal slurry gasification and an axial conversion furnace? What should be paid attention to?
What are the differences between a gas-inlet design for an axial-radial conversion furnace used in water-coal slurry gasification and an axial conversion furnace? What should be paid attention to?