The relationship between gasification water and gas
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I would like to ask: what is the approximate amount of non-condensable gas entrained in the black water from coal-water slurry gasification units? For example, how much non-condensable gas can a unit volume of carbon scrubber black water carry? Thank you.
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This question has stumped me. I’ll try to answer it; please feel free to give your feedback. Ovens under different pressures have varying amounts of dissolved gases in the black water. The amount of gas in the black water from the vaporization furnace and that in the black water from the scrubber is also different. For our vaporization furnace’s black water, the amount is approximately 2 KG of dry gas per ton of water (at a temperature of 240°C and pressure of 65 bar). For the washing tower’s black water, the amount is about 2.3 KG of dry gas per ton of water (at a temperature of 236°C and pressure of 63 bar). These values were calculated based on analyses conducted a few days ago; they may not be accurate and are provided for reference only. Comrade GSP, please tell me which company you work for