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Progress in Petrochemical Science
Influence of Fly and Sludge Ash in Oily Sludge Gasification
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Open or CloseReem Ahmed1* and Chandra Mohan2
1Department of Chemical Engineering, Petronas University of Technology, Malaysia
2Department of Fundamental and Applied Sciences, Petronas University of Technology, Malaysia
*Corresponding author: Reem Ahmed, Department of Chemical Engineering, Petronas University of Technology, Malaysia
Submission: August 12, 2020 Published: July 29, 2021
ISSN 2637-8035Volume4 Issue2
Abstract
Although the gasification approach has been used as an advantageous route for the production of syngas, the presence of condensable organic compounds or tar in the product gas is invariably problematic [1,2]. The persistent build-up of tar in the flue gas makes the gas unsuitable for particular applications and induces blockages and corrosion in downstream installations, thereby decreasing overall gasification performance. Fuel and catalyst are also applied directly to the gasifier, which works under the pre-set conditions of the reactor, to generate product gas along with liquid tar and solid fly ash [1-4].
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