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Effect of increased reaction time in the gasifier on hydrogen content

2016-03-04View Original

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Single-nozzle water-coal slurry gasification: extended reaction time in the gasifier and its impact on hydrogen content
Reply #22016-03-05
As the reaction time in the gasifier increases, the hydrogen content must increase!
Reply #32016-03-05
Hydrogen content increases, CO content decreases, and CO2 levels rise
Reply #42016-04-11
The hydrogen content increases, the CO content decreases, and CO2 levels rise – this must be the best answer! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- www.zktb1.com,www.qirui11.com,www.zktb7.com
Reply #52016-04-15
Why does the CO2 level increase? Why does the CO level decrease? If the residence time of syngas in the gasifier is too long, the reaction H2+CO2=CO+H2O intensifies, resulting in a decrease in both the H2 and CO2 concentrations; actually, the CO concentration should increase.

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