A char recycling system uses a differential pressure gauge to measure flow resistance in the stand pipe.
A fixed bed reactor uses inert gas injection to manage temperature profiles during syngas production.
Platen tubes extend from the syngas cooler into the gasifier to improve heat transfer while reducing system footprint.
Multiple overlapping reaction zones create a constant temperature profile, eliminating tar formation and improving product gas quality.
Segmenting the bed into load-bearing and non-load-bearing zones with nested injection lances increases gas yield while managing device complexity.
A hydrogen boiler system converts coal to gas using waste heat and multistage reactors for direct steam mixing.
A coupled reactor integrates heavy oil hydrocracking with coke gasification to produce syngas and light oil products.
Continuous catalyst replenishment overcomes temperature limits in wave reformers, increasing hydrogen production and reaction extent.