A Comparative Study Of The Gasification Of Petroleum Coke And Charcoal
A Comparative Study Of The Gasification Of Petroleum Coke And Charcoal
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Date
2015-04-30
Authors
Elfaki, Hind Omer Elsheikh
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University of Khartoum
Abstract
This preliminary study aims to investigate the possibility of Sudanese petroleum
coke (Fula crude) gasification, and its technical challenges. It provides experimental
comparative data between charcoal as traditional gasification fuel and the petroleum
coke, as fuel and as producer gas.
The study is divided into two main themes:
1- Fuel Tests: moisture content, ash content, density and fuel calorific value.
2- Gas Producer Characteristics Tests: gas mixture components, flame
temperature, flame duration, fuel consumption rate and ash residue amount after the
gasification.
The type of gasifier which was used in the experiments is updraft gasifier (thermal
application).
The results showed that petroleum coke gasification is far better than charcoal
gasification because it has high heat density, low ash content and lower fuel
consumption.
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76 Pages
Keywords
Comparative,Study,Gasification,Petroleum,Coke,Charcoal;Sudan Energy Resources ; Consumption;Coking Process;Process Description