Method and reactors for gasifying dusty, solid, or liquid fuels such as coal, petroleum coke, oil, tar, or the like
A reactor and fuel technology, applied to gas fuel burners, combustion methods, gas fuel, etc., can solve problems such as chloride corrosion, entering the cooling cycle, blocking pipelines, etc.
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[0015] It should first be observed that the devices described in the drawings relate to systems for cooling or tempering surfaces subject to high temperature loads, for example for gasification of finely decomposed, liquid or solids with an oxygen-containing gasification medium The fuel is cooled or tempered by the burner of the cooled reactor. The reactor works above the melting point of slag in the range of 1200-2000 °C, the pressure is 0.3-8 MPa, and it has one or more burners and one or more burner planes, where the corresponding reactors are not shown individually in the figure, but only the inlets and outlets of the cooled diaphragm faces
[0016] exist figure 1 In the example shown, the unit cooling circuit, framed with a dotted line and marked "A", is used, for example, to cool the gasification burner marked with 1 with burner head 3 via the corresponding cooling surface 2, where it can be Further units to be cooled are provided, corresponding cooling surfaces are ind...
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