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Numerical Analysis on Effect of Additional Gas Injection on Characteristics around Raceway in Melter Gasifier

The raceway plays an important role in the mass and heat transportation inside a melter gasifier. Considering that pure oxygen at room temperature instead of hot air is injected into the melter gasifier, a two-dimensional mathematical model at steady state is developed in the current work to describ...

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Published in:High temperature materials and processes 2019-02, Vol.38 (2019), p.837-848
Main Authors: Kaiping, Du, Xiangzhou, Gao, Haibo, Sun
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Language:English
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Summary:The raceway plays an important role in the mass and heat transportation inside a melter gasifier. Considering that pure oxygen at room temperature instead of hot air is injected into the melter gasifier, a two-dimensional mathematical model at steady state is developed in the current work to describe the effect of the additional gas injection on the characteristics around the raceway in melter gasifier. The results show that a high-speed jet with a highest temperature above 3500 K could be found in front of tuyere. Furthermore, a small scale of gas flow circulation occurs in front of tuyere that results in a more serious thermal damage to tuyere. In order to decrease the gas temperature in the raceway to prevent the blowing-down caused by tuyere damage, the additional gas, including N , natural gas (NG) and coke oven gas (COG) should be injected through the tuyere. Compared with N , additional fuel gas injection gives full play to the high temperature reduction advantage of hydrogen. In addition, considering the insufficient hearth heat after injecting NG and the effective utilization of secondary resource, an appropriate amount of COG is recommended to be injected for optimizing blast system.
ISSN:0334-6455
2191-0324
DOI:10.1515/htmp-2019-0042