Syngas Industrial Production (CO+H2) (Lec057)

[@cgplays9]

I was playing a minecraft mod called advanced reactors and got curious about syngas, good info !

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

well that escalated quickly XD, nice to see you here!

[@alejandrodelabarra2838]

In first place: Thanks for your generosity with your knowlwdge!! At second place: Do you know where I can find Nickel Oxide Catalyst reaction rates, shapes and other dimensioning data of interest?

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

1st, thanks mate, always looking forward to help 2nd, not quite sure, but ill go for researchgate.net, they have lots of archies on reaciton kinetics

[@robertogarciajr.656]

Can I kindly ask, do plastic wastes need to be washed before entering gasifier? Or is it possible to directly supply the plastic into the gasifier? Our study is to produce syngas from plastic waste and gasification is the main unit operation. Please if someone can help me with this. Thank you so much

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

Hi! not quite an expert on the topic, but this is most likely an issue of $$, you should verify the cost of not cleaning the material vs the energy lost/output. Many times, it is also about issues on maintenance

[@h-al7925]

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[@faroukmerouani5902]

How is partial oxidation done?..how to reduce the CO2 production?..

[@KingSlimjeezy]

i would imagine by limiting available oxygen

[@ebbelinderoth-olson230]

Boudouard is a good option. CO2+C+Heat2CO

[@jean-pierredevent970]

I think that with the right biomass choice and conditions, this could compete with fossil sources. If one starts with a mixture of all kinds of organic waste then high temperature seems needed to convert the whole mess (also dioxines) into gasses. However, I suppose if one had a pure and simple kind of biomass, say like bamboo, then the pyrolyzer could tuned so that even without catalysts and under not too high temperature, usable products are formed. But looking around it seems we are yet beginning to explore all what is possible with pyrolysis. I would not use the escaping volatile fraction for heating though but heat instead with microwaves. We will need as much synthetic fuel as possible for planes etc.. Biomass from the sides of the roads will contain branches and is too voluminous for transport. A local preprocessing via torrefaction and compression to briquettes should happen first.

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

Thanks for sharing your insights on biomass and pyrolysis. It's fascinating to see your perspective on how the choice of biomass and conditions can impact the efficiency of pyrolysis. You make a great point about using simpler biomass like bamboo and optimizing the pyrolysis process. The idea of using microwaves for heating is intriguing, and it's true that we need to explore innovative solutions to meet our synthetic fuel needs for planes and other applications. Your suggestion of local preprocessing through torrefaction and compression is also a practical approach to make the most of roadside biomass. It's clear you've put a lot of thought into this, and your input adds valuable insights to the discussion on sustainable energy sources.Thanks for sharing! 😊🌿🔥

[@jean-pierredevent970]

Thank you too for the feedback. Some more thoughts but it's a bit crazy now. If you ask me what simple biomass I would see as best, I think about Asian knotweed. It grows just about anywhere and yes, it's a pest but it won't spread if we do torrefaction and compression first before transport. It's also easy to harvest, even manually. I saw a video how they shred a whole tree and no doubt that eats already a lot of the energy away. Shredding knotweed takes almost no energy. The plant dries well on the air too. It fixates its own nitrogen, no fertilizer needed.

[@alexandrospopovits780]

does anyone know an average price of syngas? i really cant find it an i need it for a project

[@dadz6364]

0.5 usd per kg

[@flaviopalmiro]

@@dadz6364 is syngas something I can buy like a tank of it? like a methane or hydrogen tank?

[@saptarshimukherjee9731]

Can you send me the pdf link please

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

Hi, this is in the course's website

[@nguyenminhvy8564]

hello help me design a syngas tank

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

sure, send me an email!

[@katlegorapelang1048]

What about CO2+H2

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

what about it?

[@muhammedmadni6906]

sir how to select plant capacity for production syngas?

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

Most likely based on what you will be able to sell hehe

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

And of course investment limits, technical limits, environmental etc

[@muhammedmadni6906]

@@ChemicalEngineeringGuysir it depends on supply and demand of the product but still I didn't get proper way in any KZbin about guidelines

[@ismailjaan2143]

Tilawat tarjuma ke

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

srry, I cant read that, can you try it in English?=

[@educationpurpose9969]

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[@educationpurpose9969]

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[@이설-p2u]

I sent you an email about some question about this video. could you please check this? :(

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

I will check :)

[@educationpurpose9969]

No thanks🚫

[@meeranraees3183]

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[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

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[@nett_8087]

plase i need ur help, i am in the llast semester , my major is chemical engneeing deploma degree and i need an idea of the poject so can u help me if u have simple idea

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

sure, please contact me via email to [e-mail]

[@MyName-z8x]

Scary.....