Mechanical Engineering - Thermodynamics - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Thermodynamics - Section 1 (Q.No. 7)
7.
Water gas is obtained by passing air and a large amount of steam over waste coal at about 650°C.
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Anandan said:
9 years ago
What is wrong in this? Is it temperature? I think we use air also to speed up the reaction.
Kartik gandhare said:
9 years ago
The process used the water-gas shift reaction:
CO + H2O -> CO2 + H2.
The process was discovered by passing high-pressure steam over hot coal.
CO + H2O -> CO2 + H2.
The process was discovered by passing high-pressure steam over hot coal.
Yaga said:
9 years ago
Bosch Process A German chemist Bosch, prepared hydrogen on a large scale using inexpensive raw materials such as water and coal by passing steam over red-hot coke (carbon) at about 1000°C a mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen known as water gas is produced carbon monoxide is separated from the mixture by converting it to carbon dioxide.
Kanu chhotala said:
9 years ago
Because of mond gas has obtained by passing air and a large amount of steam over waste coal at 650 degrees.
Intzar ali said:
9 years ago
It is a mixture of hydrogen and carbon monoxide and is made by passing steam over incandescent coke.
Definitions of incandescent : Emitting light as a result of being heated.
"plumes of incandescent liquid rock"
Synonyms: white-hot, red-hot, burning, fiery, blazing, ablaze, aflame, glowing, aglow, radiant, bright, brilliant, luminous, sparkling, fervid, lucent, igneous
Examples of incandescent : The metal flakes heat up until they are incandescent and shine brightly or, at a high enough temperature, actually burn.
As it burns with a blue flame' it is also known as blue water gas.
The water gas is usually converted into carburetted ( enriched) water gas by passing it through a carburetter into which a gas oil is sprayed . It is usually, mixed with coal gas to form town gas the water gas is used in furnaces and for welding.
Definitions of incandescent : Emitting light as a result of being heated.
"plumes of incandescent liquid rock"
Synonyms: white-hot, red-hot, burning, fiery, blazing, ablaze, aflame, glowing, aglow, radiant, bright, brilliant, luminous, sparkling, fervid, lucent, igneous
Examples of incandescent : The metal flakes heat up until they are incandescent and shine brightly or, at a high enough temperature, actually burn.
As it burns with a blue flame' it is also known as blue water gas.
The water gas is usually converted into carburetted ( enriched) water gas by passing it through a carburetter into which a gas oil is sprayed . It is usually, mixed with coal gas to form town gas the water gas is used in furnaces and for welding.
SANTOSH KUMAR said:
10 years ago
Water gas is formed by the steam passing through the red hot coal or coke in the furnace and it reacts to each other and to form a gas known as water gas. The gas consists of CO & H2O.
It forms the water gas this is widely used in the industrial applications for making steels&cast irons it is the by product of getting iron from ore in blast furnaces. It is poisonous gas cannot breath.
It forms the water gas this is widely used in the industrial applications for making steels&cast irons it is the by product of getting iron from ore in blast furnaces. It is poisonous gas cannot breath.
Manu said:
10 years ago
Carbon monoxide and hydrogen combination gives water gas at 147 KJ. It is also called as synthesis gas. It is a poisonous gas.
Viswa Mohan Pedagopu said:
10 years ago
Dear friends.
The Water Gas is made by passing steam over a coke, containing carbon monoxide and hydrogen, a highly flammable and poisonous gas in industry it is used in production of steel.
The Water Gas is made by passing steam over a coke, containing carbon monoxide and hydrogen, a highly flammable and poisonous gas in industry it is used in production of steel.
Siva said:
10 years ago
Water gas is nothing but reaction between H2O and carbon at 147 kJ.
Ankit said:
1 decade ago
What is actual temperature required?
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