Seeking a method for burning briquettes in a 3.6-meter intermittent fixed-bed reactor
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Seeking process parameters for burning briquettes in a 3.6-meter intermittent fixed-bed reactor
I need you to provide the parameters of your fans. Generally speaking, briquettes present greater resistance; controlling wind pressure, air volume, and travel distance is key. The temperature on the stove should not be too high.
We have four fans, but we use only two of them, so there’s no problem at all in increasing the air pressure. The problem with burning briquettes at the moment is that too much pulverized coal is produced. We use humic acid-based briquettes, and it is stated in the books that such briquettes have poor water resistance. Does this mean that they turn into powder when exposed to steam once inside the furnace? :handshake :handshake :handshake
The strength of briquettes is very important; those with low strength break down quickly when exposed to heat in the furnace, resulting in more waste material being carried away. In severe cases, this can even lead to excess oxygen. Therefore, it’s crucial to ensure good quality of the briquettes! Our company’s gas generation furnace is 3M model, and it uses oxygen-enriched continuous gas production, which yields excellent results!
Which factory is that upstairs? We also want to use oxygen-enriched air, but we’re not sure yet what modifications are required to the equipment. Could we go to your factory to take a look?