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What is a good method for rapid cooling of biomass pyrolysis gases?

2008-01-27View Original

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For oil production via pyrolysis, an gas cooling rate of 100°C/s is desired. Could anyone recommend a suitable design for the cooler as well as good methods for selecting the cooling medium? Thank you so much!
Reply #22008-10-05
Pour it directly into water; this is the fastest way
Reply #32008-10-06
Cooling can be done directly with water; it is not necessary to submerge the object directly in water – water can be sprayed on it or a tower structure can be used, among other methods.
Reply #42008-12-19
This approach doesn’t work well; in rural areas, gasification plants for straw also face the problem of tar clogging the pipes during gas purification
Reply #52008-12-19
You can refer to the quenching unit behind the ethylene plant for this; it should be quite useful. .

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