Method and device for preparing synthetic gas
A synthesis gas and flue gas technology, applied in hydrogen/synthesis gas production, chemical instruments and methods, gas fuel, etc., can solve the problem of limited heat transfer and achieve the effect of easy replacement
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[0060] The amount of catalyst required in the process of the invention was compared with the conventional process.
[0061] The traditional process is accomplished by feeding hydrocarbons and steam to a pre-reformer, followed by heating it in the coils of the tubular reformer containing the waste heat portion of the flue gas. First, the feed is heated before it passes through a first adiabatic reactor containing steam reforming catalyst particles. Next, the mixture is reheated and reacted again, repeating the number of reheating and reaction steps until four reheating steps and four reaction steps have been completed simultaneously.
[0062] In the process of the invention, a feed consisting of hydrocarbons and steam is fed to the pre-reformer, which is then passed through a system of pipes in the waste heat section of the tubular reformer containing the flue gas. First, the feed is heated before it passes through a first insulated header system containing catalytic constitue...
Embodiment 2
[0067] This embodiment is based on the system described in Figures 1 and 2 without the addition of CO 2 . A waste heat boiler is installed in the flue gas section of the converter, which is required for overall high energy efficiency by recovering heat enthalpy in the flue gas.
[0068] The numbers in Table 2 represent the substantial savings that can be obtained using the method of the present invention.
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[0070] traditional method
[0071] The results show that the power required for the converter is much lower in the process of the present invention. Smaller converters can therefore be used in the process of the invention. In addition to the reduced flue gas flow rate, the amount of steam produced is also reduced. All in all, substantial savings are realized.
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