Steady state kinetic model for entrained flow CO gasification of biomass at high temperature
Steady state kinetic model for entrained flow CO gasification of biomass at high temperature
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10.1016/j.energy.2020.117073
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2020-04
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9
通讯作者:
M. Kibria;Pramod Sripada;S. Bhattacharya
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作者:
M. Kibria;Pramod Sripada;S. Bhattacharya
Entrained flow gasification technology is considered as a promising technology for its unique nature; high carbon conversion in short residence time and fewer pollutants emission for utilizing solid fuels towards high-value products. In a two-stage dry feed entrained flow gasifier,CO2is the predominant gas species that evolves from combustion zone with a concentration around 77% and 18% during oxy and air-fired gasifier respectively. TheCO2rich gas stream acts as a reactant in the reduction zone that produces syngas. This article presents a kinetic model ofCO2gasification of biomass that mimics the reduction zone of a dry feed entrained flow reactor. The model is based on plug flow analogy for heat and mass balance. Explicit calculations are performed to calculate particle residence time. Gas-phase reactions are introduced, and the predicted results are compared against a bench-scale entrained flow reactor. The results indicate during high-temperatureCO2gasification condition; the gas-phase chemistry is dominated by the homogenous reverse water gas shift reaction (rWGSR). Particle structure plays an essential role by imposing diffusional effects during char conversion. An increased concentration ofCO2served a dual purpose: raising devolatilization rate and lowering the diffusional limitation.