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The reason why Shell’s gasification syngas contains many impurities

2009-03-05View Original

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After the vaporization furnace in our plant produces syngas, it causes blockages in the sampling pipelines of the U-1600 unit; even the methanol discharge tank contains black impurities. It seems that the syngas is quite dirty. Is this related to the operating pressure and load of the vaporization furnace? Why are the impurities black, similar to coal dust, rather than gray? However, the ash from the U-1500 unit shows no signs of coal dust. If it’s due to the large particle size of the coal dust, then the carbon content in the ash shouldn’t be that high. Please analyze the reasons

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