High Temperature Gas Filtration and Particle Characterisation during Steam-Oxygen Blown Gasification of Biomass
Two experimental campaigns were performed with the aim to study the effect of two different bed materials,magnesite and olivine during steam-O2 biomass gasification.The test-rig consists of a 100 kWth atmospheric circulating fluidized-bed gasifier and a high temperature filter unit which contains 3 rigid ceramic candles with an outer diameter of 60 mm,10 mm wall thickness and a length of 1500 mm.Tests were performed with different fuels (Awood,Bwood,miscanthus and straw).Two types of filter elements were used,Dia-Schumalith1 and Dia-Schumalith1 N,which operated at 800℃ for 58 hours and 50 hours,respectively.The filtration performance was studied through continuous observation of the increasing pressure drop during the build-up of the dust cake.Gas face velocities ranged between 2.5 and 5 cm/s.DSN elements showed longer steady filtration compared to DS candles with filtration efficiencies equal to 100%.Formation of calcium and potassium silicates resulted from filter cake analyses.The filtration process influenced gas and tars composition of the incoming gas flow.Hydrogen content was increased of about 10% (dry basis) and the heavier tars appeared to be broken into lighter chains,such as naphthalene,whose concentration increased
Ceramic candles:High Temperatures:Filter cake:Ashes:Biomass
E. Simeone M.Siedecki M.Nacken S.Heidenreich W.de Jong
Process and Energy Department,Energy Technology Section,3ME Faculty,Delft University of Technology,L Pall Filtersystems GmbH Production Site Schumacher,Zur Flügelau,70,D-74564 Crailsheim,Germany
国际会议
The 8th International Symposium on Gas Cleaning at High Temperatures(第八届国际高温气体净化技术研讨会 GCHT-8)
太原
英文
200-216
2010-08-23(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)