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Water volume in the last tray of the water wash tower

2010-01-26View Original

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Some people say that one stream of coal slurry corresponds to one stream of shift high-temperature condensate. For some reason, how does he determine the value that links one stream of coal slurry to one stream of shift high-temperature condensate?
Reply #22010-01-26
It is possible to calculate the water content in the high-temperature process gas generated per cubic meter of coal slurry, to determine whether there is a 1:1 ratio between it and the coal slurry.
Reply #32010-01-26
It’s not strictly 1; 1 relationship – it’s kind of interesting. However, some people say that the amount of wastewater generated is equal to the amount of dry coal used, but I don’t think there’s any such relationship.

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