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Composition of semi-water gas and oil removal methods

2009-03-06View Original

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I am not familiar with the gas production process. Semi-water gas is a raw material for ammonia synthesis; could someone please explain what the specific components of semi-water gas are? Why is there still oil? How to get rid of it! ! ! Thank you! ! !
Reply #22009-03-06
I am not familiar with the gas production process. Semi-water gas is a raw material for ammonia synthesis; could someone please explain what the specific components of semi-water gas are? Why is there still oil? How to get rid of it! ! ! Thank you! ! !
Reply #32009-03-06
Is there oil in the semi-water gas produced for gas generation? No way. If it does exist, it must have been brought in due to a problem with the circulating water used for gas washing. The components of semi-water gas are generally: 42% hydrogen, 28% carbon monoxide, 8% carbon dioxide, 20% nitrogen, and 2.0% inert gases; of course, the composition varies among different manufacturers
Reply #42009-03-06
Composition and contents of semi-water gas produced by fixed-bed gas generation: CO2, O2, CO, H2, N2, CH4 + Ar, H2S. Percentage contents: 8–12%, 0.2–0.6%, 28–32%, 38–42%, 18–21%, 0.8–1.2%, 0.4–1.5 (grams/m3). I’ve never heard of the so-called oil content; how can a gas contain oil? It’s probably coal tar. For desulfurization, there are electrostatic decoking devices, which should be able to remove it.
Reply #52009-03-06
Gas produced by blowing steam and air (or oxygen-enriched air) into a gas generator in a 1:1 ratio, where they react with red-hot anthracite or coke. It is a mixture of water gas and producer gas. It can also be obtained by mixing water gas and producer gas, which are produced separately, in a certain ratio. It is a special case of mixed gas. After removing impurities such as oxygen, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and sulfides, this gas becomes semi-water gas with a hydrogen-to-nitrogen ratio of 3:1, and is used as a feed gas for ammonia synthesis. It can also be used as fuel, but its calorific value is lower compared to ordinary water gas. Oil mainly consists of tar and similar substances, which can be removed using methods such as electrostatic capture.
Reply #62009-03-06
The components of semi-water gas are generally: 42% hydrogen, 28% carbon monoxide, 8% carbon dioxide, 20% nitrogen, and 2.0% inert gases; of course, the composition varies among different manufacturers. Coal tar can be removed using an electrostatic decoking device.
Reply #72009-03-06
Texaco water-coal slurry gas generation process: H2: 38%, CO: 43%, CO2: 14.8%, N2: 0.8%, CH4+Ar: 1%, O2: 0.1%, H2S: 0.3%. There is no oil in our production process. The oil you are referring to should be coal tar.

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