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Comparison of technical parameters for various gasification furnaces I

2011-06-14View Original

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Comparison Table of Technical Parameters for Various Gasification Furnaces
Name: HT-L Space Furnace, Texaco, SHELL, GSP, Siemens Two-Stage Furnace, Lurgi Furnace, End Furnace
Coal feeding method: Coal powder >60%, Water-coal slurry, Coal powder, Coal powder, Coal powder, Fast coal (2–50 MM coal powder)
Gasification pressure (MPA): 2.0–4.0, 2.8–8.5, 2.0–4.0, 2.0–3.0, 2.0–4.0, 1.0–3.0, 0.04
Gasification temperature (°C): 1300–1700, 1200–1500, 1400–1600, 1400–1600, 1300–1600, 950–1050, 1000
Oxidant: Pure oxygen, Pure oxygen, Pure oxygen + steam, Pure oxygen + steam, Pure oxygen + steam, Pure oxygen + steam, Pure oxygen + steam
Coal input per furnace per day (T/d): 1500, 1000, 2000, 720, 1000, 920, 873
Carbon conversion rate (%): 99%, 99%, 95%, 99%, 98%, 85%, 76%
Effective gases (CO + H2): 90, 80, 90, 90, 92, 65, 71
Oxygen consumption (1000 M3/CO + H2): 3000–3203, 380–450, 330–360, 300–320, 280–300, 140–240, 262–265
Cooling process: Quenching process, Quenching process, Waste boiler process, Quenching process + Waste boiler process, Quenching process + Waste boiler process, Quenching process, Water cooling process
Furnace type: Water-cooled wall furnace, Hot wall furnace, Water-cooled wall furnace, Water-cooled wall furnace, Water-cooled wall furnace, Hot wall furnace, Hot wall furnace
Electricity consumption (KWH): 3500, 4000, 10370, 9000, 7000, 4000, 3000
Investment (including air separation unit, in 10,000 yuan): 39500, 48772, 104420, 71327, 58526, 26263, 86563; Investment without air separation unit
Technical maturity: Mature, Mature, Mature, Relatively mature, Relatively mature, Mature, Mature
Environmental impact: Low, Low, Low, Low, Low, High, High         
Reply #22011-06-14
Why are domestic furnaces so good? Where do the data come from? Is Texaco’s feed rate really only 1,000 t/d?
Reply #32011-06-17
Reply to 1# 196408: I would like to ask about the power consumption of space furnaces and GSPs. Does your data show that space furnaces consume much less electricity compared to GSPs? Could you give a brief introduction? Additionally, the space furnace seems to have been developed based on the GSp furnace design; why is the technology of the space furnace considered mature, while that of GSp is considered only moderately mature? Thank you. Please give me some advice

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