Process for producing gas from mineral ore
A technology of gas and ore, which is applied in the field of gas production from trona ore, to achieve the effect of reducing energy consumption
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[0085] Rotary calciner with oil heating for indirect heating.
[0086] The Effect of Oxidizing Atmospheres on Volatile Organic Compounds.
[0087] Mount a 0.5 L volume laboratory borosilicate glass flask on a rotary axe. It was introduced into a hot oil bath heated at 200°C so as to cover half of the surface of the glass flask.
[0088] A rotary engine was used to obtain a rolling mass of solids inside the glass flask when the crushed trona was introduced.
[0089] A gas carrier was injected into the glass flask and then pumped out to analyze the amount of volatile organic compounds generated in the flow path. Continuous monitoring was used to measure the amount of volatile organic compounds (VOC) in the flow path using a thermal trace at 180°C to a calibrated Flame Ionization Analyzer. The measurement program is completed according to the EN13526 standard. The amount of VOC is integrated throughout the calcination of the product to give the total VOC produced during calci...
example 2
[0097] Indirectly heated rotary calciner.
[0098] In this example, a rotary calciner setup was used. Its main features are: 0.4 m diameter, 3.2 m long, made of stainless steel, internally equipped with twelve 2.8 long smooth steam pipes and each diameter is 48mm; steam pipe feed can be at 20 bar, 33 bar or 40 bar of pressurized steam to heat the calciner. The calciner was continuously fed with less than 0.7 mm (1 / 4 inch) of crushed trona, establishing a permanent regime and running continuously on weekly extrusion. The crushed trona flow rate fed to the rotary calciner was monitored. The crushed trona feed rate was adjusted for each operating condition so as to have less than 1% by weight of uncalcined sesquicarbonate at the outlet of the calciner. Air entry was restricted to obtain a carbon dioxide concentration of greater than 25% by volume (based on dry gas), and an oxygen concentration of less than 5.9% by volume (based on wet gas). The corresponding water vapor conce...
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[0104] Example 3 (opposite example)
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