Method for the suppression of soot formation in an atr or pox reactor
A reactor, soot technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, hydrogen/syngas production, products, etc., can solve problems such as expensive, pipeline fouling, carbon source loss, etc.
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[0040] exist figure 1 , curve I involves no addition of CO to the feedstock 2 The base case of , curve II involves the same process as the base case, where the addition to the feed gas makes m CO2 / m C CO in an amount of 0.25 2 .
[0041] exist figure 2 , curve I involves no addition of CO to the feedstock 2 base case; Curve II involves adding such that m CO2 / m C = 0.25 CO 2 , curve III involves such that m CO2 / m C = 0.66 CO 2 .
[0042] figure 1 and figure 2 All the curves for , show that soot formation starts at higher S / C values compared to the base case. In other words, adding CO2 The critical S / C for soot is reduced, which means that the process can be run at a lower S / C to save steam without causing soot formation. figure 2 It shows that adding more carbon dioxide further reduces the critical S / C, which can be seen from the comparison of curve II and curve III.
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