I am learning about gasification and would like to ask experts: what are the differences between the u-gas process and the ICC process?
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I am learning about gasification, and I have also looked at the schematic diagrams of the U-Gas and ICC processes; it turns out that both methods involve fluidized-bed ash fusion gasification. Apart from the higher carbon conversion rate of u-gas, no other differences were observed. I would like to ask the experts here: what exactly is the difference between these two manufacturing processes? :dizzy:
If anyone knows, please come and answer the questions.
It is recommended that the original poster describe things more clearly: whether U-gas refers to the gasification technology used by Huaneng in Tianjin with IGCC; also, I have some basic knowledge about U-gas gasification, but I have never heard of ICC and have found no relevant information on it.
I found some information; it turns out to be a gray pyrolysis gasification furnace. My apologies