S-Cl-Na-K Chemistry During MSW Gasification: a Thermodynamic Study
This succinct thermodynamic study addresses the gasification chemistry (air/fuel ratio of 0.5) of four chemical elements involved in ash-related challenges, i.e. Na, K, S and Cl. At typical temperatures for the process studied, the following main trends have been observed: (1) the phase distribution...
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doaj-40649e38647d4dc292c0abf44a5c74ce2021-02-20T21:09:39ZengAIDIC Servizi S.r.l.Chemical Engineering Transactions2283-92162015-05-014310.3303/CET1543336S-Cl-Na-K Chemistry During MSW Gasification: a Thermodynamic StudyM. BecidanE. HoushfarL. WangP. LundstromA. GrimshawThis succinct thermodynamic study addresses the gasification chemistry (air/fuel ratio of 0.5) of four chemical elements involved in ash-related challenges, i.e. Na, K, S and Cl. At typical temperatures for the process studied, the following main trends have been observed: (1) the phase distribution of these elements may change abruptly, i.e. within a narrow temperature range; (2) the main practical outcome of point 1 is that it will be difficult to optimise a given process giving the versatility of chemistry vs temperature but stable operating conditions are preferable. Methods exist to abate ash-related challenges but their selection should include both practical and economic considerations.https://www.cetjournal.it/index.php/cet/article/view/5103 |
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S-Cl-Na-K Chemistry During MSW Gasification: a Thermodynamic Study |
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S-Cl-Na-K Chemistry During MSW Gasification: a Thermodynamic Study |
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AIDIC Servizi S.r.l. |
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Chemical Engineering Transactions |
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This succinct thermodynamic study addresses the gasification chemistry (air/fuel ratio of 0.5) of four chemical elements involved in ash-related challenges, i.e. Na, K, S and Cl. At typical temperatures for the process studied, the following main trends have been observed: (1) the phase distribution of these elements may change abruptly, i.e. within a narrow temperature range; (2) the main practical outcome of point 1 is that it will be difficult to optimise a given process giving the versatility of chemistry vs temperature but stable operating conditions are preferable. Methods exist to abate ash-related challenges but their selection should include both practical and economic considerations. |
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