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    This document provides a process flow diagram for the partial oxidation of natural gas to produce syngas. Natural gas and air are pumped and heated before entering a firebrick reactor at 2500°F to produce syngas consisting of 38.02% CO, 2.19% CO2, 59.54% H2 and 0.15% N2. The syngas then enters a water gas shift reactor before being cooled and cleaned in a scrubbing tower to produce a final syngas stream.

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    This document provides a process flow diagram for the partial oxidation of natural gas to produce syngas. Natural gas and air are pumped and heated before entering a firebrick reactor at 2500°F to produce syngas consisting of 38.02% CO, 2.19% CO2, 59.54% H2 and 0.15% N2. The syngas then enters a water gas shift reactor before being cooled and cleaned in a scrubbing tower to produce a final syngas stream.

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    This document provides a process flow diagram for the partial oxidation of natural gas to produce syngas. Natural gas and air are pumped and heated before entering a firebrick reactor at 2500°F to produce syngas consisting of 38.02% CO, 2.19% CO2, 59.54% H2 and 0.15% N2. The syngas then enters a water gas shift reactor before being cooled and cleaned in a scrubbing tower to produce a final syngas stream.

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    Sasing activity5PFD PDF

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    This document provides a process flow diagram for the partial oxidation of natural gas to produce syngas. Natural gas and air are pumped and heated before entering a firebrick reactor at 2500°F to produce syngas consisting of 38.02% CO, 2.19% CO2, 59.54% H2 and 0.15% N2. The syngas then enters a water gas shift reactor before being cooled and cleaned in a scrubbing tower to produce a final syngas stream.

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    Partial Oxidation of Natural Gas for Syngas Production Syngas

    10
    12

    FIC TIC TT
    Water P-107
    Tank P-106 11
    FT TK-104
    TK-103 water
    9 Mol %
    38.02 CO
    212 F 2.19 CO2
    59.54 H2
    steam 0.15 N2
    P-105 0.10 CH4
    Syngas
    8

    219 13
    lb/in^2
    2500 F
    Air
    Storage
    TK-101 R-102 T-101
    26.51 ft^3/hr
    209 F Soot
    E-103

    TIC TT Soot
    3
    H2O
    Air 2
    Inert (e.g sulfide compounds)
    1

    P-104 condensate
    P-101
    R-101
    E-101
    TK-101 , Air Storage tank
    32.08 ft^3/hr TK-102 , Natural gas storage tank
    827 F
    P-101 , Air feed pump
    P-102, Natural gas Feed Pump
    6 P-103, heated natural gas pump
    P-104, heated air pump
    Natural gas 5 E-101, Air feed heater
    P-103
    E-102, Natural gas feed heater
    E-102 R-101, firebrick Reactor
    4 P-102
    P-105 and P-106 , water pump
    R-102, water gas shift reactor
    E-103, boiler
    T-101, Scrubbing tower
    Natural gas
    P-107, syngas pump
    Storage
    TT temperature transmitter
    TK-102 TIC- Temperature Indicator/
    controller
    FIC flow indicator/controller
    FT- flow transmitter

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