Detail publikace
Syngas Cleaning Using Wet Scrubber with Water and Organic Liquid
VAVŘÍKOVÁ, P. BALÁŠ, M. ELBL, P. LISÝ, M. MILČÁK, P. KRACÍK, P. SITEK, T.
Anglický název
Syngas Cleaning Using Wet Scrubber with Water and Organic Liquid
Typ
článek ve sborníku ve WoS nebo Scopus
Jazyk
en
Originální abstrakt
Syngas is produced by gasification of biomass. In addition to the calorific components, this syngas also contains several pollutants, the main one is tar. These pollutants cause problems in further utilization such as corrosion, abrasion and fouling of equipment using the gas. There are several methods to modify gas quality to the required value of final applications. Final applications are represented by combustion engines or combustion turbines. This paper discusses issues related to syngas cleaning with a special focus on wet scrubbing. Water and organic liquid in the form of rapeseed oil methyl ester (RME) are used as the scrubbing liquid. Various scrubbing operating conditions were designed such as scrubbing temperature and scrubbing liquid level. Suitability of these was validated in experiments. Experiments were carried out on syngas from atmospheric fluid gasifier Biofluid 2. The aim of this paper is to determine the concentration of tar from purified syngas and raw syngas. Comparison of tar components concentration is used to assess the efficiency of the wet scrubbing. Both water and RME have quite good scrubbing properties. However, the efficiency of RME scrubbing is higher in all cases. Water scrubbing is not as effective as RME so this method should be perfected.
Anglický abstrakt
Syngas is produced by gasification of biomass. In addition to the calorific components, this syngas also contains several pollutants, the main one is tar. These pollutants cause problems in further utilization such as corrosion, abrasion and fouling of equipment using the gas. There are several methods to modify gas quality to the required value of final applications. Final applications are represented by combustion engines or combustion turbines. This paper discusses issues related to syngas cleaning with a special focus on wet scrubbing. Water and organic liquid in the form of rapeseed oil methyl ester (RME) are used as the scrubbing liquid. Various scrubbing operating conditions were designed such as scrubbing temperature and scrubbing liquid level. Suitability of these was validated in experiments. Experiments were carried out on syngas from atmospheric fluid gasifier Biofluid 2. The aim of this paper is to determine the concentration of tar from purified syngas and raw syngas. Comparison of tar components concentration is used to assess the efficiency of the wet scrubbing. Both water and RME have quite good scrubbing properties. However, the efficiency of RME scrubbing is higher in all cases. Water scrubbing is not as effective as RME so this method should be perfected.
Klíčová slova anglicky
gas cleaning, syngas, tar removal, wet scrubber
Vydáno
18.07.2019
Nakladatel
ETA Florence
ISBN
978-88-89407-19-6
ISSN
2282-5819
Kniha
27th European Biomass Conference and Exhibition Proceedings
Číslo
2019
Strany od–do
881–887
Počet stran
7
BIBTEX
@inproceedings{BUT157972,
author="Petra {Musilová} and Marek {Baláš} and Patrik {Elbl} and Martin {Lisý} and Pavel {Milčák} and Petr {Kracík} and Tomáš {Sitek},
title="Syngas Cleaning Using Wet Scrubber with Water and Organic Liquid",
booktitle="27th European Biomass Conference and Exhibition Proceedings",
year="2019",
number="2019",
month="July",
pages="881--887",
publisher="ETA Florence",
isbn="978-88-89407-19-6",
issn="2282-5819"
}