Abstract
Conversion of pulverized coal in a two-stage gasifier is studied. When considering carbon capture power plants, mixtures of oxygen with carbon dioxide may be used as a gasification agent. Carbon dioxide is a gasification agent, so characteristics of the gasification process change significantly compared to gasification in oxygen-nitrogen mixtures. The conversion efficiency is determined by the thermophysical factor (change in the heat capacity of the gas mixture and transfer coefficients) and the concentration factor (increase in the concentration of the gaseous reagent). The ratio of primary and secondary fuel consumption determines the leading stage of the process. The influence of process efficiency on oxygen concentration is estimated in the range of 21–30 vol. %.
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