A coal gasifier is a device that converts coal and water into syngas, a mixture of carbon monoxide, hydrogen, and other gases, through a process called gasification.
The coal gasifier is suitable for non-caking or weak-caking anthracite, bituminous coal, and coke, as long as they meet the requirements of GB9143.
Only two workers are required to operate the coal gasifier, making it efficient and easy to manage.
The gas output temperature ranges between 400 to 550 °C, which ensures high heat energy utilization.
The gas produced can be used in various industries such as machinery, metallurgy, chemical, glass, building materials, light industry, food, and textile.
Using hot gas from the coal gasifier can save more than 60% of energy compared to direct coal heating methods.
The gasifying agent, which can be air or steam, is essential for the gasification process, helping to convert coal into combustible gas.
The lifespan of the coal gasifier can vary based on usage and maintenance, but with proper care, it can serve effectively for many years.
Yes, the coal gasifier is designed to meet environmental protection requirements, significantly reducing smoke and dust emissions.
The coal is automatically loaded into the gasifier using a double clock system, ensuring efficient operation.
The coal gasifier includes safety features such as reliable operation, easy maintenance, and low-pressure designs for water jacket and steam drum.
The maximum gas output of the coal gasifier can reach up to 7500 Nm3/h, depending on the specific model and operating conditions.
Yes, the coal gasifier can be customized to meet the specific needs of various applications and industries.
Regular maintenance is essential for optimal performance, including checking the gasifier, cleaning ash trays, and ensuring all mechanical components function correctly.
The investment cost for a coal gasifier plant can vary based on capacity and specifications; it's recommended to contact the manufacturer for detailed pricing.
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