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  • 2002Functional design of refractories for slagging gasifierscitations

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  • Chinn, Richard E.
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Functional design of refractories for slagging gasifiers

  • Chinn, Richard E.
  • Dahlin, Cheryl L.
  • Kwong, Kyei-Sing
  • Dogan, Cynthia P.
  • Bennett, James P.
Abstract

Refractories are used in coal slagging gasifiers to protect the outer steel shell from coal slag attack and to insulate it from heat. Corrosion by the aggressive coal slags and unexpected temperature shock severely shorten the service life of these refractories. Currently, the best refractories available for the slagging coal gasifiers last from 6 to 18 months. The down time for the installation of new refractory lining reduces on-line availability of the gasifier. Researchers at the Albany Research Center (ARC) have found that structural spalling by slag penetration into the refractory is responsible for the early failure of refractories in some gasifiers. The low melting point of coal slags, the low thermal gradient in the refractory, and the improper design of refractory microstructure contribute to promote slag penetration. Work at ARC has demonstrated that refractories with an improved functional design are more resistant to slag penetration. Cooperation with commercial refractory companies and gasifier designers/operators is underway to produce and test improved refractories.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • microstructure
  • corrosion
  • steel
  • refractory