There are many standard methods, and all well discussed on the internet.
Are you looking for something specific ?
-Sanjay
Hello Ralph Castino,
I think you will have to specify your application like, how you produce the syngas and how it should be used or in- and output specifications, like composition, temperature, pressure and particle load.
Temperature and quality of the gas - especially in respect to tars and particles - significantly effect the choice.
Greetings, Jörg Ho
Only condensation, possibly using silica gel, but it is an expensive version
1. Simply could be done by condensation. If you are working at high temperature then some adsorbent could be used, silica gel for example.
Nice day for you all,
when consider pyro-gasification process, the initial moisture content (10-20% as usually ) will be evaporated when reaching the vaporisation temperature untill 120°C (before the devolatilization phase), the formed steam mixed with nitrogen/argon atmosphere can serve for auto-gasification. In this case all the steam will react to give syngas without any steam. Otherwise the condensation phase can be a suitable way as proposed by some colleagues.
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