What is SHELL’s carbon conversion rate?

2008-01-28View Original

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The information states that fly ash recycling can achieve a carbon conversion rate of 99%; what is the carbon conversion rate without fly ash recycling? This post was last edited by apfel on 2008-2-23 23:21]

Reply #22008-01-29

Put another way, how much unconverted carbon can be present in the fly ash produced by a SHELL furnace? I hope everyone will not hesitate to share their insights!

Reply #32008-02-23

What exactly is the carbon conversion rate that SHELL can achieve? Why isn’t anyone helping me get an answer? I’ve recently calculated the amount of coal fed into the SHELL unit as well as the amount of gas produced, and I think the carbon conversion rate should be around 95%. Is that indeed the case?

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