Water separation rate of water-coal slurry
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What is the water separation rate of water-coal slurry used in Texaco gasifiers? What are the relevant specifications, and how is it calculated?
The water analysis rate you mentioned – indeed, such a term does exist! It is the percentage of the layered water at the top of the coal slurry, relative to the total mass of the entire coal slurry, after the slurry has been left undisturbed for 24 hours, 36 hours, or 48 hours. It is used to characterize the stability of coal slurry.
It is the percentage of the layered water at the top of the coal slurry, relative to the total mass of the entire coal slurry, after the slurry has been left undisturbed for 24 hours, 36 hours, or 48 hours. It is used to characterize the stability of coal slurry.
Typical water loss rate after 48 hours of rest
48 hours is less than 3 percent, so the 24-hour figure must be less than 1.5
Is it the quality of water divided by the quality of coal slurry, multiplied by one hundred?