The outer wall temperature of the gasifier is proportional to the hydrogen partial pressure
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Regarding the proportional relationship between the outer wall temperature of the gasifier and the hydrogen partial pressure, how is it formed? Please help analyze it.
Is it discussing the proportional relationship between the hydrogen partial pressure and wall temperature in different regions of the gasifier? Could it be possible to analyze the situation by considering the different hydrogen contents in various regions of the furnace, as well as the corresponding wall temperatures? For example, when coal slurry first enters the furnace, combustion reactions of the volatile components take place; in the tubular flow region, endothermic reactions of coal coke occur. Different reactions result in different hydrogen partial pressures, and these hydrogen partial pressures can be used to represent various reactions, thereby establishing a relationship with the wall temperature