As we know, till 375 degrees, we consider it as hydrothermal liquefaction process & after 375-degree celsius, it will be termed a gasification process. But a lot of research papers use subcritical & supercritical temperatures. Mu question is are they under HTL or Gasification process or are they a separate process itself?
Hamza Naseer
Dear MD Atik Fayshal
Subcritical temperature is the temperature where Subcritical water is liquid water under pressure at temperatures above usual boiling point, 100 °C (212 °F).
Supercritical Temperature is the temperature where you have to envision what happens to regular water when hot temperatures & high pressures are applied. At 373°C and 220 bars, normal water becomes supercritical water.
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