Power plants – Combustion products used as motive fluid
Patent
1985-12-09
1987-10-06
Kratz, Peter
Power plants
Combustion products used as motive fluid
48197R, 60 3912, 60 39182, F02C 330, F02C 328
Patent
active
046974130
ABSTRACT:
A method of cooling partial oxidation gas entraining finely divided impurities employs nitrogen obtained as a by-product in a low temperature air decomposing plant delivering oxygen into a gasifier where a fuel is partially oxidized at a temperature above slag melting point. Crude gas exiting from the gasifier is quenched by the admixture of nitrogen to a temperature immediately below the fusing of softening point of dust particles entrained in the crude gas. Then the mixture is indirectly cooled in a waste heat boiler and subsequently additionally cooled in a second gas quencher by the admixture of further nitrogen. Nitrogen remains admixed to the gas during subsequent separating and desulphurizing treatment and is also supplied in the combustion chamber of a gas turbine.
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