Applications of nuclear instruments in coal chemical industry
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The application of nuclear instruments in gas generation furnaces, and what is the approximate quantity. I know that the Fifth Research Institute is responsible for designing Shell furnaces, the Second Research Institute designs Lurgi furnaces, and Tianchen handles the design of water-coal slurry furnaces. Do these institutes also use process packages for other types of furnaces? What kind of furnaces does Donghua and other institutes design? What is the approximate number of nuclear instruments? Can conventional instruments function without replacement in such an environment? What are the drawbacks? Is it a brand specified in the process package? Finally, a gentle question: in the application of gas generators in coal chemical industry, are they used in coal-to-gas processes, coal-to-oil processes, olefin production, or coal-to-methanol processes? And for the production of ammonia via urea synthesis, are nuclear instruments necessary for the furnaces used in these coal chemical processes? Answer by combining the products manufactured, the processes, and the furnaces. There are many questions; looking forward to experts’ answers
We don’t have nuclear instruments for water-coal slurry or Shell.
Reply to 2# backhamm1982: I’m not sure about water-coal slurry, but a friend from SHELL told me it’s necessary to use it; looking forward to the correct answer from someone below
Luchi used it in coal lock and ash lock
It is used in slag lock hoppers and similar places; actually, other alternatives can also be used