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Where does the CO2 removed before hydrogen extraction following the shift reaction in pure-oxygen coal gas production usually go?

2015-08-25View Original

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Where does the CO2 removed before hydrogen extraction following the shift reaction in pure-oxygen coal gas production usually go? Is it useful? Can it be sent back to the gas generator for reduction?
Reply #22015-08-26
I have the same question; I also want to figure this out.
Reply #32015-08-26
We have a caustic soda production unit that can handle about 20,000 cubic meters per hour; the rest is all discharged
Reply #42015-08-26
In pulverized coal gasification, carbon dioxide can be reused in the gasification system

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