【Weekly Topic】Issues related to carbon residue content in various gasifications
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For different gasification processes, there are often significant discrepancies between the theoretical calculations of residual carbon in the ash and slag and the actual operating conditions. Everyone is encouraged to provide information on the type of their gasification furnace, the designed level of residual carbon in the slag as well as the actual levels during operation, along with any summaries regarding residual carbon in the ash and slag.
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Designed to be in the 30s, but actually in the 50s – what do you suggest we do?:lol
That’s impossible; what’s the fixed carbon content of the coal you use in your furnaces? If it’s over 50, can it still be driven?
Dude, that’s the carbon content in the slag; not all of the fixed carbon in the coal ends up in the slag
Could you please provide information on the residual carbon in the fine slag of a fluidized bed?