Relationship between the temperature of crude syngas before the shift converter and the steam-to-gas ratio in the Texaco coal-to-gas process
Thread Content
In the Texaco coal-to-gas process, could those of you who are experts please explain in detail the relationship between the temperature of the crude syngas before the shift converter and the steam-to-gas ratio? Thank you
I believe that in the crude gas coming out of the carbon washing tower, it is a matter of the pressure of saturated steam; at the same pressure, the higher the temperature, the greater the vapor-gas ratio, and at the same temperature, the lower the pressure, the greater the vapor-gas ratio.
The original poster might want to take a look at the recent posts in the gasification forum; I’m also paying attention to this issue… If you have any insights, please feel free to share them