A CYBER-PHYSICAL OBSERVER FOR FLUIDIZED BED CHEMICAL LOOPING PROCESS DEVELOPMENT
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A system and process for carrying out one or more chemical reactions are provided and include one or more chemical reactors having particulate solids forming a bed therein, and a gas stripping zone forming a non-mechanical seal between said reactors which includes a conduit connecting the reactors. The conduit includes an inlet for a stripping gas which is adapted to prevent process gas from passing between reactors while permitting particulate solids to pass between reactors.
Presented by NETL at Power and Energy Conference, 10/17
Presented by NETL at ISCRE 24, 06/16
Presented by NETL at AIChE National Meeting 2016, 11/16
A method and apparatus for cooling hot gas streams in the temperature range 800° C. to 1600° C. using multi-stage circulating fluid bed (CFB) coolers is disclosed. The invention relates to cooling the hot syngas from coal gasifiers in which the hot syngas entrains substances that foul, erode and corrode heat transfer surfaces upon contact in conventional coolers. The hot syngas is cooled by extracting and indirectly transferring heat to heat transfer surfaces with circulating inert solid particles in CFB syngas coolers. The CFB syngas coolers are staged to facilitate generation of steam at multiple conditions and hot boiler feed water that are necessary for power generation in an IGCC process. The multi-stage syngas cooler can include internally circulating fluid bed coolers, externally circulating fluid bed coolers and hybrid coolers that incorporate features of both internally and externally circulating fluid bed coolers.
Presented by NETL at 2017 AIChE Annual Meeting, 11/17
Presented by NETL at 8th World Congress on Particle Technology, 04/18
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The simulation setup of Barracuda VR hydrodynamics and kinetics for PDU is discussed. The preliminary results including temperature and pressure profiles, circulation rate, and evolution of oxygen and carbon dioxide are presented.
Presented by NETL at Barracuda Virtual Reactor Users’ Conference 2019 06/19
Presented by NETL at AICHE Annual Fall Meeting 10/17
Presented by NETL at World Congress on Particle Technology, 04/18
Presented by NETL at World Congress on Particle Technology, 04/18
Presented by NETL at Clearwater Clean Energy Conference, 06/18
Presented by NETL at World Congress on Particle Technology, 04/18