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Problem with steam generation from the conversion waste boiler at the converter outlet?

2012-03-24View Original

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I work in the purification workshop for producing methanol from coke oven gas. There is a waste heat converter here, and I wonder how steam at 3.8 megapascals can be generated when the pressure of the coke oven gas is 2.0 megapascals
Reply #22012-04-17
Steam is produced when a combustible material burns, generating heat that is transferred to water; when the temperature reaches a certain level, water turns into steam. As more steam is produced, the pressure increases, so the pressure of steam has nothing to do with the pressure of the combustible material

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