Can a Texaco gasifier handle coal liquefaction residues?
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This post was last edited by jordan569 on 2013-1-6 21:18. It is said that coal slurry gasifiers can handle coal liquefaction residues. Does anyone know about this? Where were the experiments conducted, and what were the results? . Note # ) # # , . hcbbs
Theoretically, it should be possible; specifically, an analysis of the coal liquefaction residues can be conducted first, and then tests can be carried out by mixing them with vaporized coal in various proportions.
Theoretically, it should be possible, but in practice it’s not – we’ve already sold all the slag from our factory, haha
I don’t understand this question either; I’m learning*
Yes, one of his advantages is his ability to treat wastewater for use as pulp-making water. You can also consult the Northwest Institute of Chemical Technology regarding this.
The coal liquefaction residue is currently sold at around 600 yuan per ton. Shell gasification cannot process liquefied residues; they can only be sold. Choosing not to use Texaco for hydrogen production back then was a strategic mistake!
My question is: how is liquid residue combined with water-coal slurry? ? ? ?
I think BGL should be able to handle the liquefied residues
Maybe it’s someone from your inner circle; hehe, I hope you learn more*. .