Seeking advice on atmospheric pressure gasification issues
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I’m seeking advice from fellow shipyard workers: for continuous oxygen-based gas production under normal pressure, coking coal or anthracite is commonly used as the raw material. What problems might arise if bituminous coal is used instead?
It has something to do with the furnace type, right? At atmospheric pressure + pure oxygen; I’m not sure what type of furnace the original poster is using?
At normal pressure + pure oxygen + bituminous coal, due to the good vitrinite thickness of bituminous coal but poor ash melting point, coking easily occurs during the gasification process.