Are there any fundamental differences between Shell furnaces, aerospace furnaces, Tsinghua furnaces, Wuhuan furnaces, and Dongfang furnaces?
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Could the experts discuss whether there are any fundamental differences between so-called fluidized bed gasification furnaces such as the Shell furnace, aerospace furnace, Tsinghua furnace, Wuhuan furnace, Dongfang furnace, and others? Are these stoves actually good for use? Why do they insist on things that clearly have problems in terms of design philosophy? It seems that they’re all getting practice under the guise of coal chemical industry.
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We are using a space furnace, which is operating stably at present.
Of course there are differences. Even among water wall systems, there are variations such as the waste boiler process and the quenching process, as well as single injection, four injection, multiple injection, and so on. There are top-mounted and bottom-mounted types. There’s a big difference, you know. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
It is probably done to create a difference and avoid conflicts with other people’s patents