CO2 emission reduction
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Currently, to address the issue of CO2 emissions reduction, people rely on CCS to solve it. This is a solution for the issue of CO2 generation, but before carbon is converted into CO2, it can be addressed by improving energy efficiency and reducing the amount of coal used to produce each unit of product. If, during gasification, the CO2 content in the syngas is reduced to a minimum, while the levels of CO and H2 are high and in an optimal ratio, subsequent CO conversion can be minimized, allowing more CO to be incorporated into the resulting products. With a constant demand for chemical products, this is equivalent to indirectly reducing CO2 emissions. The key issue is how to improve the coal conversion efficiency during gasification, while simultaneously enhancing the content and ratio of CO and H2. Do any of you sea friends have any good suggestions?
CO2 re-entry into the furnace； Increase furnace temperature
In addition to raising the furnace temperature and allowing CO2 to re-enter the furnace, as mentioned by the friend on the second floor, there is also the oxygen-enriched continuous gasification technology; each 2.6-meter-long gas production furnace can reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 10,000 tons per year.