The function of the tar regasification furnace
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What is the purpose of the tar regasification furnace, and does it have a significant impact on operating conditions?
To be precise, it is dust-containing tar, used to recover energy.
Personally, I think it should be determined based on the specific process. For example, at lower gasification temperatures, the tar does not undergo complete pyrolysis upon entering the furnace, which makes subsequent processing more complicated; this problem does not arise under high-temperature gasification conditions. The key point is that coal tar itself is an excellent raw material for the chemical industry, with a high added value; so why must it be fed into the furnace to be disposed of? The original poster had better explain the details, so that everyone can discuss it together and come up with suggestions.
It’s dust-containing tar – it’s quite dirty. It seems like no one around buys it. I think it should be fed into a gasification furnace for reprocessing, but dust-containing tar has a significant impact on the operation of the gasification furnace, and it’s difficult to control