WO2010037601A1 - Ash metering system for high pressures using a combination of an ash pump and an ash lock - Google Patents
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- Dust metering system for high pressures through a combination of dust pump and lock
- the invention relates to a system for pressure conveying of dust gas suspensions at pressures up to 10 MPa with the features of the preamble of claim 1.
- the invention relates to a Staubeintragsystem, which is able to cover dusts of ambient pressure to a very high pressure level, for example, 10 MPa, with inert gas to make and recoverable.
- the fuel dust from a supply bunker under ambient pressure is supplied to locks, which are then pressurized to the required ambient pressure by supplying a condensate-free inert gas
- a condensate-free inert gas In the lower part of the metering vessel, by supplying a likewise inert fluidizing gas, a very dense fluidized bed is created, into which one or more dust-conveying lines are immersed, by observing a pressure difference between the metering system and the receiver of the combustible dust , For example, a gasification reactor, the fuel dust flows to this as a dense dust gas suspension.
- This delivery and dosing technology has proven itself in practice, but has the The disadvantage is that the pressure is limited to about 40 bar in order to limit the consumption of stringing gas.
- the invention has for its object to make a Staubeintragsystem so that, despite high pressures of 40 to 100 bar, both the required amount of the stringing gas and the load on the valves is limited.
- the object is achieved by using a two-stage lock system in which the first stage consists of a dust pump and the second stage of a pressure lock, as it reproduces claim 1.
- This combination can be significantly reduced by a dust pump to overcome pressure difference, whereby the load on the valves is reduced.
- the displaced by the dust entry into the dust locks gas passes through the combined drain and Beschreibstechnisch in the just filled with dust, but initially still unpressurized chambers of the dust pump. This reduces the need for stringing gas, wel Ches is to be supplied via the combined removal and Beschreibsön the dust pump is reduced.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic representation of a Staubeintragsystems invention.
- the pneumatic dust delivery system according to the invention is generally suitable for the promotion of dust-gas suspension.
- the dust conveyor system is intended especially for conveying fuel inert gas suspensions, as they are fed to a gasification reactor.
- Fuels may be finely ground coal of varying degrees of coalification, petroleum cokes, residuals and wastes, or biomass, such as those used in dust gasification with free oxygen-containing gasifiers.
- a gasification reactor operating under a pressure of 6 MPa (60 bar) should be supplied with the required amount of fuel dust.
- the reactor power should be 200 MW, so that a dust amount of about 30 Mg / h is to be supplied.
- the dosing vessel 4 of the dust entry system is operated continuously at an operating pressure of approximately 63 bar.
- a system of two cascades is selected, each of the cascades comprising a dust pump 2 and a dust lock 3. This combination can be significantly reduced by a dust pump to overcome pressure difference.
- the filling of the dust lock 3 is initiated.
- the filling of the dust lock 3 takes place at a high pressure level, which is close to the technical development status of the dust pumps.
- the displaced by the dust entry into the dust locks 3 gas passes through the combined drain and tension line 8 in the just filled with dust, but initially still unpressurized chambers of the dust pump 2.
- the chambers of the dust pump 2 After passing the dust inlet into the lock 3 (6 o'clock position), the chambers of the dust pump 2, which are emptied of dust but still under the working pressure, are conveyed via the combined loading and unloading line 7 of the dust pump 2 (10 o'clock position). relaxed. The resulting flash gas is partially used for covering the again filled with dust chambers.
- the dust pump 2 After the dust lock 3 is completely filled with dust, the dust pump 2 is turned off and the shut-off valves between the dust pump 2 and dust lock 3 are closed. Subsequently, the dust lock 3 is covered by inert gas supply via the clothing line 9 from the working pressure level of the dust pump 2 to the operating pressure of the metering vessel 4 (6.3 MPa). Thus, the dust lock 3 is ready to dust in the dosing 4 ready.
- the dust content of the dust lock 3 is taken over into the metering vessel 4.
- the gas displaced in this case from the metering vessel passes through the pressure equalization line 12 into the dust lock 3.
- the dust storage in the bunker 1 is constantly ensured by the dust supply 5 from a grinding drying plant or from a dust silo.
- a partial fluidized bed is produced by the fluidizing or conveying gas supply 10, from which the dust conveying lines 11 leading to the gasification reactor are fed.
- the individual cascades consisting of the stagnation pump and dust locks work independently of each other. However, since dosing systems are usually designed so that only the dust content of a dust lock 3 is taken over into the dosing vessel 4, there is a time staggering of the individual cycles / phase shift in parallel-operating cascades.
- the impeller From the dust bed, which is located in the storage bunker 1, dust can be fed by gravity through its own weight via a line of the dust chamber of the dust pump 2, the impeller has, for example, an electric drive, which sets the impeller in rotation.
- the dust-filled dust chamber moves by rotation of the impeller in a clockwise direction in the direction of the combined Ent- and tensioning line 7 in 1 o'clock position, thereby flowing from their inert gas flows.
- the dust chamber moves in the direction of the combined removal and tensioning line 8 in the 2 o'clock position, as a result of which inert gas passed from it flows.
- the dust chamber reaches the dust outlet in 6 o'clock position.
- By further rotation of the impeller reaches the dust chamber to the gas discharge 7 in 10 o'clock position over which the dust chamber is relaxed.
- the invention also includes a method for pressure conveying of fuel gas suspensions at pressures up to 100 bar, wherein fuels finely ground carbon coals different degrees of coking, petroleum coke, residues and waste or biomass may be, as in the dust gasification with free oxygen-containing gasification agents for Use come, therefore, the required pressure increase takes place in two pressure levels, the pressure increase in the first pressure stage by a dust pump 2 and the pressure increase in the second pressure stage is performed by a pressure lock 3.
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Staubdosiersystem für hohe Drücke durch eine Kombination von Staubpumpe und SchleuseDust metering system for high pressures through a combination of dust pump and lock
Der Erfindung betrifft ein System zur Druckförderung von Staub- Gas- Suspensionen bei Drücken bis 10 MPa mit den Merkmalen des Oberbegriffs des Anspruchs 1.The invention relates to a system for pressure conveying of dust gas suspensions at pressures up to 10 MPa with the features of the preamble of claim 1.
Die Erfindung bezieht sich auf ein Staubeintragsystem, das in der Lage ist, Stäube von Umgebungsdruck auf ein sehr hohes Druckniveau, von beispielsweise 10 MPa, mit Inertgas zu bespannen und förderbar zu machen.The invention relates to a Staubeintragsystem, which is able to cover dusts of ambient pressure to a very high pressure level, for example, 10 MPa, with inert gas to make and recoverable.
In vielen technischen Prozessen ist es erforderlich, Stäube auf ein sehr hohes Druckniveau anzuheben. Genannt sei beispielsweise die Kohlenstaubvergasung mit Vergasungsdrücken bei pneumatischer Staubförderung, die bisher auf ca. 4 MPa (40 bar) beschränkt sind. Nach dem Stand der Technik benutzt man zur Überwindung dieser Drücke bei der Staubdruckvergasung ein einstufiges Schleusensystem, wie es in „NOELL- KONVERSIONSVERFAHREN ZUR VERWERTUNG UND ENTSORGUNG VON ABFÄLLEN", EF- Verlag für Energie- und Umwelttechnik GmbH, 1996, Seite 34 beschrieben ist. Dabei wird der Brennstaub aus einem unter Umgebungsdruck stehenden Vorratsbunker Schleusen zugeführt, die anschließend durch Zuführung eines kondensatfreien Inertgases auf den erforderlichen Umgebungsdruck bespannt werden. Durch Schwerkraftförderung gelangt nunmehr der unter Druck stehende Brennstaub in ein gleichen Druck aufwei- sendes Dosiergefäß, das unter den Druckschleusen angeordnet ist. Im Unterteil des Dosiergefäßes wird durch Zuführung eines gleichfalls inerten Fluidisierungsgases eine sehr dichte Wirbelschicht erzeugt, in die eine oder mehrer Staubförderleitungen eintauchen. Durch Anlegen einer Druckdifferenz zwi- sehen dem Dosiersystem und dem Empfänger des Brennstaubes, z.B. einem Vergasungsreaktor, fließt der Brennstaub diesem als dichte Staub- Gassuspension zu. Diese Förder- und Dosiertechnologie hat sich in der Praxis bewährt, besitzt aber den Nachteil, dass der Druck auf ca. 40 bar begrenzt ist, um den Verbrauch an Bespannungsgas zu begrenzen. Weiterhin bedeuten die großen Druckunterschiede in den Schleusen zwischen Umgebungsdruck bei Befüllung der Schleusen und der Bespannung auf den gewünschten Betriebsdruck eine hohe Belastung der staubführenden Armaturen, was erheblichen Verschleiß zur Folge hat. Ist ein Vergasungsprozess bei höheren Drücken von beispielsweise 40 bis 100 bar durchzuführen, so ging man zum Einsatz von Kohlenstaub- Wasser- Suspensionen, sogenannten Slurries über, wie es beispielsweise in Dürrfeld u.a., „Förderung und Dosierung von Kohle/ Wassersuspensionen", Chem.- Ing.- Technik 56 (1984)6, S. 496-497 beschrieben ist. Diese Technologie besitzt den Nachteil, dass erhebliche Wassermengen dem Vergasungsprozess zugeführt werden mit Wirkungsgrad- Verlusten bis zu 10%.In many technical processes, it is necessary to raise dusts to a very high pressure level. For example, coal dust gasification with gasification pressures in the case of pneumatic dust extraction, which has hitherto been limited to about 4 MPa (40 bar), may be mentioned. According to the prior art is used to overcome these pressures in the dust gasification, a single-stage lock system, as described in "NOELL- CONVERSION PROCESS FOR THE UTILIZATION AND DISPOSAL OF WASTE", EF- Verlag for energy and environmental technology GmbH, 1996, page 34. In this process, the fuel dust from a supply bunker under ambient pressure is supplied to locks, which are then pressurized to the required ambient pressure by supplying a condensate-free inert gas In the lower part of the metering vessel, by supplying a likewise inert fluidizing gas, a very dense fluidized bed is created, into which one or more dust-conveying lines are immersed, by observing a pressure difference between the metering system and the receiver of the combustible dust , For example, a gasification reactor, the fuel dust flows to this as a dense dust gas suspension. This delivery and dosing technology has proven itself in practice, but has the The disadvantage is that the pressure is limited to about 40 bar in order to limit the consumption of stringing gas. Furthermore, the large pressure differences in the locks between ambient pressure when filling the locks and the covering to the desired operating pressure mean high loads on the dust-carrying fittings, which results in considerable wear. If a gasification process is carried out at higher pressures of for example 40 to 100 bar, the use of pulverized coal-water suspensions, so-called slurries, was initiated, as described, for example, in Dürrfeld et al., "Delivery and Metering of Coal / Water Suspensions", Chem. Ing.- Technik 56 (1984) 6, pp. 496- 497. This technology has the disadvantage that considerable amounts of water are fed into the gasification process with losses of efficiency of up to 10%.
Der Erfindung liegt die Aufgabe zugrunde, ein Staubeintragsystem so zu gestalten, dass trotz hoher Drücke von 40 bis 100 bar sowohl die benötigte Menge des Bespannungsgases als auch die Belastung der Armaturen begrenzt wird.The invention has for its object to make a Staubeintragsystem so that, despite high pressures of 40 to 100 bar, both the required amount of the stringing gas and the load on the valves is limited.
Die Aufgabe wird durch Anwendung eines zweistufigen Schleusensystems gelöst, in dem die erste Stufe aus einer Staubpumpe und die zweite Stufe aus einer Druckschleuse besteht, wie es Anspruch 1 wiedergibt.The object is achieved by using a two-stage lock system in which the first stage consists of a dust pump and the second stage of a pressure lock, as it reproduces claim 1.
Durch diese Kombination kann der durch eine Staubpumpe zu überwindende Druckunterschied deutlich reduziert werden, wodurch die Belastung der Armaturen vermindert ist.This combination can be significantly reduced by a dust pump to overcome pressure difference, whereby the load on the valves is reduced.
Vorteilhafte Lösungen der Erfindung sind in den Unteransprüchen angegeben.Advantageous solutions of the invention are specified in the subclaims.
In einer Weiterbildung der Erfindung gelangt das durch den Staubeintrag in die Staubschleusen verdrängte Gas über die kombinierte Ent- und Bespannungsleitung in die gerade mit Staub gefüllten, aber zunächst noch drucklosen Kammern der Staubpumpe. Dadurch wird der Bedarf an Bespannungsgas, wel- ches über die kombinierte Ent- und Bespannungsleitung der Staubpumpe zuzuführen ist, reduziert.In one embodiment of the invention, the displaced by the dust entry into the dust locks gas passes through the combined drain and Bespannungsleitung in the just filled with dust, but initially still unpressurized chambers of the dust pump. This reduces the need for stringing gas, wel Ches is to be supplied via the combined removal and Bespannungsleitung the dust pump is reduced.
Die Erfindung wird im Folgenden als Ausführungsbeispiel an- hand einer Figur in einem zum Verständnis erforderlichen Umfang erläutert. Dabei zeigt:The invention is explained below as an exemplary embodiment with reference to a figure in an extent necessary for understanding. Showing:
Fig 1 eine schematische Darstellung eines erfindungsgemäßen Staubeintragsystems.1 shows a schematic representation of a Staubeintragsystems invention.
Das erfindungsgemäße pneumatische Staubfördersystem ist ganz allgemein zur Förderung von Staub-Gas-Suspension geeignet. Vorgesehen ist das Staubfördersystem speziell zur Förderung von Brennstoff-Inertgas-Suspensionen, wie sie einem Verga- sungsreaktor zugeführt werden. Brennstoffe können zu Staub fein aufgemahlene Kohlen unterschiedlichen Inkohlungsgrades, Petrolkokse, Rest- und Abfallstoffe oder Biomassen sein, wie sie bei der Staubdruckvergasung mit freiem Sauerstoff enthaltenden Vergasungsmitteln zum Einsatz kommen.The pneumatic dust delivery system according to the invention is generally suitable for the promotion of dust-gas suspension. The dust conveyor system is intended especially for conveying fuel inert gas suspensions, as they are fed to a gasification reactor. Fuels may be finely ground coal of varying degrees of coalification, petroleum cokes, residuals and wastes, or biomass, such as those used in dust gasification with free oxygen-containing gasifiers.
Ein unter einem Druck von 6 MPa (60 bar) arbeitender Vergasungsreaktor soll mit der erforderlichen Brennstaubmenge versorgt werden. Die Reaktorleistung soll 200 MW betragen, so dass eine Staubmenge von etwa 30 Mg/h zuzuführen ist. Das Do- siergefäß 4 des Staubeintragsystems wird kontinuierlich bei einem Betriebsdruck von ca. 63 bar betrieben. Zur Überwindung der Druckdifferenz zwischen dem unter Umgebungsdruck arbeitenden Betriebsbunker 1 und dem durchgängig unter dem erforderlichen Betriebsdruck von ca. 63 bar arbeitenden Dosierge- faß 4 wird ein System von 2 Kaskaden gewählt, wobei jede der Kaskaden eine Staubpumpe 2 und eine Staubschleuse 3 umfasst. Durch diese Kombination kann der durch eine Staubpumpe zu überwindende Druckunterschied deutlich reduziert werden.A gasification reactor operating under a pressure of 6 MPa (60 bar) should be supplied with the required amount of fuel dust. The reactor power should be 200 MW, so that a dust amount of about 30 Mg / h is to be supplied. The dosing vessel 4 of the dust entry system is operated continuously at an operating pressure of approximately 63 bar. In order to overcome the pressure difference between the operating bunker 1 operating under ambient pressure and the dosing vessel 4 operating continuously under the required operating pressure of approximately 63 bar, a system of two cascades is selected, each of the cascades comprising a dust pump 2 and a dust lock 3. This combination can be significantly reduced by a dust pump to overcome pressure difference.
Die Arbeitsweise einer derartigen Kaskade wird anschließend ausgehend vom folgenden Betriebszustand beschrieben: Staubpumpe 2 abgeschaltet Staubschleuse 3 entleert und auf den festgelegten Arbeitsdruck der Staubpumpe 2 entspannt.The operation of such a cascade is then described starting from the following operating state: Dust pump 2 switched off Dust lock 3 emptied and expanded to the specified working pressure of the dust pump 2.
Durch Einschalten der Staubpumpe 2 wird das Füllen der Staubschleuse 3 eingeleitet. Das Füllen der Staubschleuse 3 er- folgt bei einem hohen Druckniveau, das nahe dem technischen Entwicklungsstand der Staubpumpen liegt. Das durch den Staubeintrag in die Staubschleusen 3 verdrängte Gas gelangt über die kombinierte Ent- und Bespannungsleitung 8 in die gerade mit Staub gefüllten, aber zunächst noch drucklosen Kammern der Staubpumpe 2. Dadurch wird der Bedarf an Bespannungsgas, welches über die kombinierte Ent- und Bespannungsleitung 7 der Staubpumpe (2 Uhr-Stellung) zuzuführen ist, reduziert. Nach dem Passieren des Staubeintrittes in die Schleuse 3 (6 Uhr-Stellung) werden die vom Staub entleerten, aber noch un- ter dem Arbeitsdruck stehenden Kammern der Staubpumpe 2 über die kombinierte Be- und Entspannungsleitung 7 der Staubpumpe 2 (10 Uhr-Stellung) entspannt. Das hierbei anfallende Entspannungsgas wird teilweise zur Bespannung der erneut mit Staub gefüllten Kammern genutzt. Nachdem die Staubschleuse 3 vollständig mit Staub befüllt ist, wird die Staubpumpe 2 abgeschaltet und die Absperrarmaturen zwischen Staubpumpe 2 und Staubschleuse 3 werden geschlossen. Anschließend wird die Staubschleuse 3 durch Inertgaszuführung über die Bespannungsleitung 9 vom Arbeitsdruck- niveau der Staubpumpe 2 auf den Betriebsdruck des Dosiergefäßes 4 (6,3 MPa) bespannt. Damit steht die Staubschleuse 3 zur Staubübergabe in das Dosiergefäß 4 bereit. Bei Staubbedarf im Dosiergefäß 4 wird der Staubinhalt der Staubschleuse 3 in das Dosiergefäß 4 übernommen. Das hierbei aus dem Dosiergefäß verdrängte Gas gelangt über die Druckausgleichsleitung 12 in die Staubschleuse 3. Nach der vollständigen Entleerung wird die Staubschleuse 3 durch Gasabführung 13 in die Atmosphäre oder über einen Filter in den nicht näher dargestellten Vorratspeicher für Inertgas des Betriebsdrucks für die Staubpum- pe auf das Arbeitsdruckniveau der Staubpupe 2 entspannt und kann durch die Zuschaltung der Staubpumpe 2 erneut mit Staub gefüllt werden. Die Staubbevorratung im Betriebsbunker 1 wird durch die Staubzuführung 5 aus einer Mahltrocknungsanlage oder aus einem Staubsilo ständig gewährleistet. Durch Einleitung von Inertgas 6 in den Auslaufkonus wird der Betriebsbunker 1 inertisiert ; gleichzeitig wird dadurch das Auslaufverhalten des Staubs verbessert.By turning on the dust pump 2, the filling of the dust lock 3 is initiated. The filling of the dust lock 3 takes place at a high pressure level, which is close to the technical development status of the dust pumps. The displaced by the dust entry into the dust locks 3 gas passes through the combined drain and tension line 8 in the just filled with dust, but initially still unpressurized chambers of the dust pump 2. Thus, the need for stringing gas, which on the combined Ent- and Bespannungsleitung 7 of the dust pump (2 o'clock position) is to be supplied, reduced. After passing the dust inlet into the lock 3 (6 o'clock position), the chambers of the dust pump 2, which are emptied of dust but still under the working pressure, are conveyed via the combined loading and unloading line 7 of the dust pump 2 (10 o'clock position). relaxed. The resulting flash gas is partially used for covering the again filled with dust chambers. After the dust lock 3 is completely filled with dust, the dust pump 2 is turned off and the shut-off valves between the dust pump 2 and dust lock 3 are closed. Subsequently, the dust lock 3 is covered by inert gas supply via the clothing line 9 from the working pressure level of the dust pump 2 to the operating pressure of the metering vessel 4 (6.3 MPa). Thus, the dust lock 3 is ready to dust in the dosing 4 ready. When dust is required in the metering vessel 4, the dust content of the dust lock 3 is taken over into the metering vessel 4. The gas displaced in this case from the metering vessel passes through the pressure equalization line 12 into the dust lock 3. After complete emptying the dust lock 3 by gas discharge 13 into the atmosphere or via a filter in the storage reservoir for inert gas of the operating pressure for the Staubpum- not shown relaxed to the working pressure level of Staubpupe 2 and can be filled by the connection of the dust pump 2 again with dust. The dust storage in the bunker 1 is constantly ensured by the dust supply 5 from a grinding drying plant or from a dust silo. By introducing inert gas 6 in the outlet cone of the operating bunker 1 is rendered inert; At the same time this improves the run-off behavior of the dust.
Im Unterteil des Dosiergefäßes 4 wird durch die Wirbel- bzw. Fördergaszuführung 10 eine partielle Wirbelschicht erzeugt, aus der die zum Vergasungsreaktor führenden Staubförderleitungen 11 gespeist werden. Die einzelnen aus Staupumpe und Staubschleusen bestehenden Kaskaden arbeiten prinzipiell unabhängig voneinander. Da jedoch Dosiersysteme in der Regel so konzipiert werden, dass jeweils nur der Staubinhalt einer Staubschleuse 3 in das Dosiergefäß 4 übernommen wird, erfolgt eine zeitliche Staffelung der einzelnen Takte/Phasenverschiebung in parallel arbeitenden Kaskaden.In the lower part of the metering vessel 4, a partial fluidized bed is produced by the fluidizing or conveying gas supply 10, from which the dust conveying lines 11 leading to the gasification reactor are fed. The individual cascades consisting of the stagnation pump and dust locks work independently of each other. However, since dosing systems are usually designed so that only the dust content of a dust lock 3 is taken over into the dosing vessel 4, there is a time staggering of the individual cycles / phase shift in parallel-operating cascades.
Aus der Staubschüttung, die sich in dem Vorratsbunker 1 be- findet, ist Staub durch Schwerkraftförderung aufgrund des Eigengewichtes über eine Leitung der Staubkammer der Staubpumpe 2 zuführbar, deren Flügelrad beispielsweise einen elektrischen Antrieb besitzt, der das Flügelrad in Rotation versetzt. Die mit Staub befüllte Staubkammer bewegt sich durch Rotation des Flügelrades im Uhrzeigersinn in Richtung der kombinierten Ent- und Bespannungsleitung 7 in 1-Uhr-Stellung, wodurch von ihr geführtes Inertgas zuströmt. Durch weitere Rotation des Flügelrades bewegt sich die Staubkammer in Richtung der kombinierten Ent- und Bespannungsleitung 8 in 2-Uhr- Stellung, wodurch von ihr geführtes Inertgas zuströmt. Durch weitere Rotation des Flügelrades gelangt die Staubkammer zum Staubaustritt in 6-Uhr-Stellung. Durch weitere Rotation des Flügelrades gelangt die Staubkammer zur Gasabführung 7 in 10- Uhr-Stellung über die die Staubkammer entspannt wird. Durch weitere Rotation wird die Staubkammer über die Zuführung inFrom the dust bed, which is located in the storage bunker 1, dust can be fed by gravity through its own weight via a line of the dust chamber of the dust pump 2, the impeller has, for example, an electric drive, which sets the impeller in rotation. The dust-filled dust chamber moves by rotation of the impeller in a clockwise direction in the direction of the combined Ent- and tensioning line 7 in 1 o'clock position, thereby flowing from their inert gas flows. As a result of further rotation of the impeller, the dust chamber moves in the direction of the combined removal and tensioning line 8 in the 2 o'clock position, as a result of which inert gas passed from it flows. By further rotation of the impeller, the dust chamber reaches the dust outlet in 6 o'clock position. By further rotation of the impeller reaches the dust chamber to the gas discharge 7 in 10 o'clock position over which the dust chamber is relaxed. By further rotation, the dust chamber via the feed in
12-Uhr-Stellung wieder mit Staub gefüllt. Die Gasabführung in 10- Uhr-Stellung ist über die kombinierten Ent- und Bespan- nungsleitung 7 mit der Gaszuführung in 1-Uhr-Stellung verbunden .12 o'clock position again filled with dust. The gas discharge in the 10 o'clock position is via the combined removal and tion line 7 connected to the gas supply in 1 o'clock position.
Die Erfindung umfasst auch ein Verfahren zur Druckförderung von Brennstoff- Gas- Suspensionen bei Drücken bis 100 bar, wobei Brennstoffe fein aufgemahlene Kohlen unterschiedlichen Inkohlungsgrades, Petrolkokse, Rest- und Abfallstoffe oder Biomassen sein können, wie sie bei der Staubdruckvergasung mit freiem Sauerstoff enthaltenden Vergasungsmitteln zum Ein- satz kommen, demzufolge die erforderliche Druckerhöhung in zwei Druckstufen erfolgt, die Druckerhöhung in der ersten Druckstufe durch eine Staubpumpe 2 und die Druckerhöhung in der zweiten Druckstufe durch eine Druckschleuse 3 vorgenommen wird. The invention also includes a method for pressure conveying of fuel gas suspensions at pressures up to 100 bar, wherein fuels finely ground carbon coals different degrees of coking, petroleum coke, residues and waste or biomass may be, as in the dust gasification with free oxygen-containing gasification agents for Use come, therefore, the required pressure increase takes place in two pressure levels, the pressure increase in the first pressure stage by a dust pump 2 and the pressure increase in the second pressure stage is performed by a pressure lock 3.
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