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Problems with the Luchie furnace

2009-09-15View Original

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Could that expert on Ruchi furnaces please explain the term \"oxygen breakthrough\", which is often mentioned in the operation of Ruchi furnaces? Thank you.
Reply #22009-09-15
1# lflsedin Oxygen breakthrough essentially refers to an increase in the oxygen content within the components of coal gas. Under normal operating conditions, crude coal gas contains almost no oxygen. When the operating temperature of the gasifier is too low, or when operational instability such as wind tunnels or channeling occurs, the oxygen available for combustion reactions cannot be fully utilized; as a result, oxygen penetrates through the coal layer and mixes with the crude coal gas to enter the subsequent system. Oxygen breakthrough represents a serious safety hazard, as it can cause overheating in the shift reactors in the subsequent system, and even lead to explosion accidents. Be very careful during the operation.

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