Supply Shandong Weihai single-stage gas generator environmental protection quality assurance

Zhengzhou Qunzhi Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
specializes in the research and development and production of Raymond mill
, high-pressure mill, bucket elevator, ball mill, belt conveyor, dryer
, Three-cylinder dryer, slime dryer, rotary kiln, sand dryer, jaw crusher, impact crusher, roller crusher, hammer crusher, fine crusher, gas generator
, two-stage gas generator
, cold gas station, stone production line and other special machinery and equipment for the mining industry. With strong technical force, stable product performance and perfect after-sales service, it is deeply welcomed by the majority of users.
The product of the single-stage gas generator
is a thermal processing process in which solid fuel (coal or coke) passes through gas, that is, oxygen or oxygen compounds (steam, carbon dioxide) are used to pass high-temperature solid fuel (coal) , coke) layer, the organic matter (air, water vapor) that acts as an oxidizer is called a gasifying agent, and the mixed gas generated containing hydrogen, carbon monocarbonate, methane, etc. is called coal gas.
The furnace body structure is fully water-jacketed, and the self-generated steam pressure is 100,000 psi. It can be directly passed into the gas furnace to be used as a gasification agent.
The coal adding mechanism adopts a mechanical coal adding structure, which is simple to operate, easy to maintain and has good air tightness.
The dust cleaning mechanism adopts hydraulic transmission device for wet single-side dust removal. The furnace has uniform feeding, slag removal and air distribution, easy operation, convenient adjustment and reliable operation.
Atmospheric fixed bed gasifiers generally use lump anthracite or bituminous coal and coke as raw materials, and use steam or a mixture of steam and air as gasification agent to produce gas with carbon monoxide and hydrogen as the main flammable components. Gas. The fuel layer in the gas furnace is divided into drying layer, carbonization layer, reduction layer, oxidation layer and ash layer.