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Operation of the space furnace

2012-02-21View Original

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Gasification technologies are widely used in China today, including fixed-bed systems, water-coal slurry methods, and pressurized pulverized coal processes. A domestically developed space furnace was put into operation at Luxi Chemical Industry in Shandong Province earlier this year. As examples of domestic technology applications, the water-coal slurry system with four nozzles developed in East China, along with the space furnaces produced by the China National Space Administration, hold great promise. We should not keep relying on foreign technologies. What is the current status of the use of these space furnaces? I hope everyone can exchange ideas. Take a look at the daily coal consumption of the space furnace and explain its operating conditions! ! There’s a reward for participating! !
Reply #22012-02-24
The space furnace used in the Luxi coal-fired power project is a small model from a space engineering company; it consists of two gasification furnaces, with each furnace capable of handling 800 tons of coal per day. The operation is currently very stable; Shandong Ruixing and Henan Jinkai belong to the large-scale category of space heating furnaces; the coal input per unit is 1,500–2,000 tons per day, with commissioning expected by mid-year.
Reply #32012-02-24
In Puyang, Henan, there is now a space furnace owned by the Longyu Group; the specific details are not very clear.
Reply #42012-02-24
The HT-L gasification process is a simple, effective, and practical gasification process developed by the 11th Academy of Aerospace Sciences. It incorporates advanced technologies from Dutch SHELL, German GSP, and American TEXACO gasification processes, along with its own independently designed coil-type water-cooled wall gasifier. According to the designers, this process is adaptable to a wide range of coal types; it can gasify bituminous coal, anthracite, as well as lignite, and it is also suitable for coals with high ash content, high moisture, and high sulfur levels.
Reply #52013-05-24
The Luxi project is currently making money thanks to the space furnace! I definitely won’t talk nonsense!
Reply #62013-05-25
Shandong Ruixing’s aerospace furnace is now in operation, and the cost reduction is significant – it’s much lower compared to the costs associated with conventional manufacturing processes
Reply #72013-05-26
Those in Linquan, Anhui are also making money from space furnaces; operating methanol and synthetic ammonia production facilities also generates profits. Hehe
Reply #82013-07-23
It’s a great product – promote it heavily! Space furnace!
Reply #92013-07-26
Both the space furnace and the four-nozzle version are good; in my opinion, the four-nozzle version has a lower consumption at present
Reply #102014-06-06
The biggest problem with space furnaces is still the short service life of the burners.!

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