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Texaco gasifier

2015-11-10View Original

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The sediments in the black water and gray water pipelines of the Texaco gasifier; analysis of these sediments revealed a high concentration of aluminum ions in them. Since the equipment is not made of aluminum material and the coal contains low levels of aluminum, where does this large amount of aluminum in the sediments come from?
Reply #22015-11-10
The aluminum content in coal is relatively low, and a large amount of aluminum in the sediments comes from coal. It is caused by long-term accumulation.
Reply #32015-11-10
What is the amount of aluminum oxide in your raw coal? I think we should look for the factors in your raw coal
Reply #42015-11-26
Test the ash content of the raw coal, and conduct further analysis based on the distribution of various elements in that ash.
Reply #52015-11-26
It should have been brought in with the coal; it is recommended to analyze the black water from upstream and downstream separately, and identify the source through comparison

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