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Let’s talk about the normal pressure intermittent semi-water gas production position in your company. What is the burning method of washing coal lumps, coal sticks, and briquettes?
We are coal water slurry gasification technology.
Our company originally burned quick carbon to produce gas. In order to save energy and reduce consumption, we switched to burning coal rods to produce gas in November.
3.6m furnace burns lump coal 2.6m furnace burns briquettes
Coke plus white coal. about 1: 4 ratio.
Our company's normal-pressure intermittent semi-water gas production stations currently mainly burn blue charcoal and white coal, with a certain amount of briquettes also mixed in. In order to save energy and reduce consumption, the company is organizing technical personnel to go to the group company to learn * Coal stick technology. It is estimated that coal rod equipment will be installed soon, and coal rods should be burned soon.
We have burned everything, including lump coal, coke (machine coke, soil coke), small-grained coal (coke and white coal), and briquettes (coal sticks and briquettes), including coal sticks and gas mixtures.
Some of us burn lump coal, with about 70% fixed carbon, some burn briquettes, and some use ginseng, with about 60% fixed carbon.
We have burned coke, soil coke, blue carbon, white coal, and coal sticks. At first, we burned white coal and coal sticks, but now we burn all coal sticks.
We mainly burn low-quality coal here, with a calorific value of 5,500 kcal. After being made into coal sticks, the calorific value is about 5,000 kcal.
With 5000Kcal/Kg coal strips, making gas is like celebrating the New Year.