Method for preventing generating ash erosion in process of gasifying low ash fusion point biomass in fixed bed
A technology for a fixed bed gasifier and biomass raw materials, which is applied in the energy field, can solve the problems of increasing investment costs and being difficult to widely use, and achieves the effects of preventing slagging in the furnace, having great promotion prospects and having remarkable effects.
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[0022] Water vapor is obtained by using gasification waste water as the water source and coal gas sensible heat as the heat source, and the gasification agent for biomass gasification is a mixed gas with a volume ratio of air and water vapor of 6:1, and the temperature of the fixed bed oxide layer is 1125°C , which is lower than the melting temperature of 1160°C of the biomass ash used in the present invention. The slagging problem in the fixed-bed gasifier is effectively alleviated, and the efficient, stable and long-term operation of the gasifier and its auxiliary equipment is ensured. At the same time, the gasification efficiency of the gasifier is not affected in any way, and the heat utilization efficiency of the whole device is greatly improved due to the sensible heat recycling of the coal gas. Using gasification wastewater as the water source of water vapor can not only reduce the cost of sewage treatment, but also be beneficial to environmental protection.
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[0024] The specific scheme is as shown in Example 1, except that the volume ratio of air and water vapor is changed to a mixed gas of 8:1. At this time, the temperature of the fixed bed oxide layer is 1100°C.
Embodiment 3
[0026] The specific scheme is as shown in Example 1, except that the volume ratio of air and water vapor is changed to a 5:1 mixed gas, and the temperature of the fixed-bed oxide layer is 1130°C.
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