| air |
cheap gas source, high economy,
abundant resources, medium tar generation |
with high N2 content and low H2 volume fraction,
the product gas has a low
calorific value, and the resulting gas is generally used as a raw
material for chemical synthesis gas. |
CO, CO2, H2, CH4, N2, tar |
| O2
|
medium calorific value gas,
a small volume of gas, reduced sensible heat loss, improved efficiency,
lowest tar content, high volume of combustible components |
energy consumption for O2 preparation, high cost, and poor economy |
CO, CO2, H2, CH4, tar |
| steam |
high H2 preparation, high
and medium calorific value
gas generation, and good gas quality all allow for direct fuel usage |
additional equipment is
required, increasing system complexity and cost and reducing equipment
independence |
CO,
CO2, H2, CH4, tar |
| air–steam |
combining the advantages
of water vapor and air vaporization, the economy is obvious |
relatively complex system |
CO, CO2, H2, CH4, tar |
| H2
|
the high calorific value
of combustible gases |
high reaction conditions,
not currently applied, still under research |
CO, CO2, H2, CH4, tar |