Why must the water for the quench chamber in Texaco’s gasification technology be supplied from the scrubber tower?

2010-01-03View Original

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Why must the water for the quench chamber in Texaco’s gasification technology be supplied from the scrubber tower?

Reply #22010-01-03

The quench chamber and the washing tower have similar temperatures, a short process flow, and comparable pressures, which makes them suitable for material extraction. Moreover, the physical and chemical properties of the two streams of black water are similar, thereby reducing heat loss and improving energy efficiency.

Reply #32010-01-05

I am learning *coal chemical engineering. The temperatures in the quench chamber and the scrubber tower are similar; please advise.

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