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Discussion on the issues of pulverized coal transportation in gasifiers

2010-04-29View Original

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What are the differences between using nitrogen and carbon dioxide for transporting pulverized coal? In what situations is each gas suitable for use? What problems have arisen during the transportation of pulverized coal, and what solutions were adopted? I hope everyone will share more!
Reply #22010-04-29
The choice between using nitrogen or carbon dioxide for transportation depends on the product in question: nitrogen is used for synthetic ammonia, while carbon dioxide is used for methanol – that’s basically it.
Reply #32010-04-29
Changes in the pulverized coal conveying gas will have a certain effect on the overall furnace temperature of the gasification unit. . . . .

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