Abstract:
The gasification apparatus for gasification of finely divided combustible material under pressure includes a gasification reactor which produces a crude gas, a quenching pipe and a convection-heated boiler with a boiler housing, all mounted inside a pressurized vessel. A gas flow guiding device is provided above the quenching pipe for conducting a mixed gas flow containing the crude gas and a quenching gas from the quenching pipe into the convection-heated boiler which surrounds the quenching pipe concentrically. A gas outlet device is provided for the gas flow from the convection-heated boiler and from the pressurized vessel. The gasification reactor is supported at its bottom end in the pressurized vessel at anchoring points. The convection-heated surface elements of the convection-heated boiler are supported by the quenching pipe and the boiler housing but in a stress-free manner. A quenching gas inlet device is provided and includes a circumferential gap between an inlet section of the quenching pipe and an adjacent outlet section of the gasification reactor through which a quenching gas is conducted to form, together with the crude gas, the mixed gas flow.
Abstract:
A filter catalyst for purifying exhaust gases having a catalytic layer comprising the first catalyst support 2 having an average particle diameter of 1 μm or less, the second catalyst support 3 having an average particle diameter from 1/20 to ½ of the average pore diameter of the filter cellular walls 12 and catalytic ingredients, on the filter cellular walls 12 having an average pore diameter of from 20 to 40 μm, and the catalytic layer having uneven surfaces is used. Since the second catalyst support hardly enters into the pore with a diameter of 20 μm or less, it exists partly on the filter cellular walls and the inside surface of the wall. Therefore, since particles collide with the convex part of the catalytic layer, it becomes possible to collect them easily and the collecting rate for particles and the ability of the particles purification are improved.
Abstract:
A fuel cell system comprises a fuel cell stack and a carbon monoxide clean-up system in communication with the fuel cell stack. The carbon monoxide cleanup system comprises a first water gas shift reactor, a first hydride heat exchanger, and a second water gas shift reactor. The first water gas shift reactor comprises a first water gas shift catalyst. The first hydride heat exchanger comprises a first metal hydride, and is in communication with the first water gas shift reactor. The second water gas shift reactor comprises a second water gas shift catalyst, and is in communication with the first heat exchanger. The first hydride heat exchanger, and the second water gas shift reactors are disposed such that a reactant stream may pass through the first water gas shift reactor prior to passing through the first heat exchanger, and then pass through the second water gas shift reactor.