The superheated steam issue in the gasifier
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I would like to ask that in the Ruchi gasification process, the gasifying agent is a mixture of superheated steam and oxygen. When the gasification furnace operates at different pressures, the pressure of the superheated steam necessarily changes as well, but its temperature remains relatively constant. I would like to know how the superheating degree of this steam is calculated Was it obtained by continuing to apply pressure while keeping the temperature constant? I saw on the PID that the superheated steam comes from the outer tube; I’m not quite sure how that is determined
Please go back and review physical chemistry and chemical engineering thermodynamics.