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Consultation on the analysis of crude syngas

2011-05-19View Original

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Syngas is produced through biomass gasification; the temperature in the gasifier is around 1000 degrees, and the pressure is at a negative level of -99.8 KPa. The crude syngas contains tar, dust, and water. (1) How to take samples in a high-temperature, low-pressure gasification furnace? Should online analysis be used or offline analysis after sampling? (2) How to measure the contents of tar, dust, and water in crude syngas? What instruments to use? What is the testing principle? (3) How to remove tar, dust, and water from the crude syngas before it is subjected to gas chromatography analysis? What configuration is required for gas chromatography? Could anyone recommend manufacturers of such instruments? Thank you.
Reply #22011-05-20
I really want to know too. Please have an expert analyze it

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