Abstract: Techniques to facilitate enhanced addressing of local and network resources from a computing system are provided herein. In one implementation, a method of mapping a virtual address space for an application on a computing system includes in response to initiating the application, identifying access information for at least one configuration resource. The method further includes transferring a request to the at least one configuration resource for a virtual addressing configuration, and receiving the virtual addressing configuration from the at least one configuration resource. The method further provides, based on the virtual addressing configuration, generating a mapping of virtual addresses for the application to local addresses for local resources and network addresses and network addresses for network resources.

Abstract: Techniques to facilitate enhanced addressing of local and network resources from a computing system are provided herein. In one implementation, a method of updating a virtual address mapping for an application on a computing system includes identifying a request to update the address mapping from a first mapping to a second mapping, wherein the first mapping maps virtual addresses to local addresses for local resources. The method further includes identifying at least one configuration resource to support the update, and retrieving an update configuration from the at least one configuration resource. Based on the update configuration, the method provides generating the second mapping, wherein the second mapping maps the virtual addresses to second local addresses for the second local resources and network addresses that address network resources accessible over a network.

Abstract: Techniques to facilitate enhanced addressing of local and network resources from a computing system are provided herein. In one implementation, a method of operating an object-based memory management unit on a computing system to unify addressing of local and network resources includes maintaining a mapping of virtual addresses to local addresses and network addresses, and identifying resource requests that use the virtual addresses. The method further provides handling the resource requests per the mapping, and wherein a given request of the resource requests implicates a network resource, accessing the network resource associated with the given request over at least the network.

Abstract: Techniques to facilitate enhanced addressing of local and network resources from a computing system are provided herein. In one implementation, a method of configuring an object memory management unit (OMMU) for a computing system includes transferring a request to at least one network configuration resource for OMMU configuration information, and receiving the OMMU configuration information from the at least one network resource. The method further comprises, based on the OMMU configuration information, generating a mapping of virtual addresses in the computing system to local addresses that address local resource of the computing system and network addresses that address network resources external to the computing system over at least a network.

Abstract: Techniques to facilitate enhanced addressing of local and network resources from a computing system are provided herein. In one implementation, a method of operating an object-based memory management unit on a computing system to unify addressing of local and network resources includes maintaining a mapping of virtual addresses to local addresses and network addresses, and identifying resource requests that use the virtual addresses. The method further provides handling the resource requests per the mapping, and wherein a given request of the resource requests implicates a network resource, accessing the network resource associated with the given request over at least the network.

Abstract: The present application provides a black water processing system for cleaning a flow of black water. The black water processing system may include a flash vessel for producing a flow of overhead vapors from the flow of black water. The flash vessel also may include an integrated heat exchanger in communication with a flow of grey water. The flow of overhead vapors and the flow of grey water may exchange heat in the integrated heat exchanger.

Abstract: Techniques to facilitate enhanced addressing of local and network resources from a computing system are provided herein. In one implementation, a method of updating a virtual address mapping for an application on a computing system includes identifying a request to update the address mapping from a first mapping to a second mapping, wherein the first mapping maps virtual addresses to local addresses for local resources. The method further includes identifying at least one configuration resource to support the update, and retrieving an update configuration from the at least one configuration resource. Based on the update configuration, the method provides generating the second mapping, wherein the second mapping maps the virtual addresses to second local addresses for the second local resources and network addresses that address network resources accessible over a network.

Abstract: Techniques to facilitate enhanced addressing of local and network resources from a computing system are provided herein. In one implementation, a method of mapping a virtual address space for an application on a computing system includes in response to initiating the application, identifying access information for at least one configuration resource. The method further includes transferring a request to the at least one configuration resource for a virtual addressing configuration, and receiving the virtual addressing configuration from the at least one configuration resource. The method further provides, based on the virtual addressing configuration, generating a mapping of virtual addresses for the application to local addresses for local resources and network addresses and network addresses for network resources.

Abstract: Techniques to facilitate enhanced addressing of local and network resources from a computing system are provided herein. In one implementation, a method of operating an object-based memory management unit on a computing system to unify addressing of local and network resources includes maintaining a mapping of virtual addresses to local addresses and network addresses, and identifying resource requests that use the virtual addresses. The method further provides handling the resource requests per the mapping, and wherein a given request of the resource requests implicates a network resource, accessing the network resource associated with the given request over at least the network.

Abstract: Techniques to facilitate enhanced addressing of local and network resources from a computing system are provided herein. In one implementation, a method of configuring an object memory management unit (OMMU) for a computing system includes transferring a request to at least one network configuration resource for OMMU configuration information, and receiving the OMMU configuration information from the at least one network resource. The method further comprises, based on the OMMU configuration information, generating a mapping of virtual addresses in the computing system to local addresses that address local resource of the computing system and network addresses that address network resources external to the computing system over at least a network.

Abstract: Techniques to facilitate enhanced addressing of local and network resources from a computing system are provided herein. In one implementation, a method of operating an object-based memory management unit on a computing system to unify addressing of local and network resources includes maintaining a mapping of virtual addresses to local addresses and network addresses, and identifying resource requests that use the virtual addresses. The method further provides handling the resource requests per the mapping, and wherein a given request of the resource requests implicates a network resource, accessing the network resource associated with the given request over at least the network.

Abstract: A system including a gasifier that may remove black water and includes a reactor and a quench chamber disposed downstream of the reactor. The quench chamber may cool a syngas generated in the reactor. The system also includes a syngas treatment system that may supply the gasifier with a first portion of a quench liquid via a first inlet and a second portion of the quench liquid via a second inlet; a lock hopper that may receive gasification by-products generated in the reactor and supply a third portion of the quench liquid to the gasifier via a third inlet, and a deaerator coupled to the syngas treatment system and the lock hopper. The deaerator may depressurize the lock hopper.

Abstract: A system includes a gasifier configured to gasify a fuel contained within a fuel slurry in order to generate syngas and a black water. The fuel slurry includes at least the fuel and water. The system also includes a black water treatment system fluidly coupled to the gasifier. The black water treatment system is configured to treat the black water to generate a grey water. The black water treatment system includes a first flash tank configured to process the black water by reducing a pressure of the black water to generate a first discharged black water. The black water treatment system also includes a first flow path fluidly coupling a first discharged black water outlet of the first flash tank with a feedstock preparation system configured to generate the fuel slurry in order to provide at least a first portion of the first discharged black water of the first flash tank to the feedstock preparation system.

Abstract: A method for treating a carbonaceous material including heating a carbonaceous material to move at least a portion of tar through the carbonaceous material toward a surface of the carbonaceous material to form a tar coating on the surface. The method also includes cooling the carbonaceous material and the tar coating on the surface to form a tar-coated carbonaceous material, wherein at least the portion of tar that forms the tar coating on the surface remains in contact with the carbonaceous material while the carbonaceous material is heated to form the tar coating and while the carbonaceous material and the tar coating are cooled to form the tar-coated carbonaceous material.

Abstract: The present application provides a black water processing system for cleaning a flow of black water. The black water processing system may include a flash vessel for producing a flow of overhead vapors from the flow of black water. The flash vessel also may include an integrated heat exchanger in communication with a flow of grey water. The flow of overhead vapors and the flow of grey water may exchange heat in the integrated heat exchanger.

Abstract: The present application provides a slurry concentration system for concentrating a flow of slurry. The slurry concentration system may include a boiler for producing a flow of steam, a first evaporator for concentrating the flow of slurry with the flow of steam and creating a first flow of water vapor, and a second evaporator positioned downstream of the first evaporator for further concentrating the flow of slurry with the first flow of water vapor and creating a second flow of water vapor.

Abstract: A system including a gasifier that may remove black water and includes a reactor and a quench chamber disposed downstream of the reactor. The quench chamber may cool a syngas generated in the reactor. The system also includes a syngas treatment system that may supply the gasifier with a first portion of a quench liquid via a first inlet and a second portion of the quench liquid via a second inlet; a lock hopper that may receive gasification by-products generated in the reactor and supply a third portion of the quench liquid to the gasifier via a third inlet, and a deaerator coupled to the syngas treatment system and the lock hopper. The deaerator may depressurize the lock hopper.

Abstract: A system includes a gasifier configured to gasify a fuel contained within a fuel slurry in order to generate syngas and a black water. The fuel slurry includes at least the fuel and water. The system also includes a black water treatment system fluidly coupled to the gasifier. The black water treatment system is configured to treat the black water to generate a grey water. The black water treatment system includes a first flash tank configured to process the black water by reducing a pressure of the black water to generate a first discharged black water. The black water treatment system also includes a first flow path fluidly coupling a first discharged black water outlet of the first flash tank with a feedstock preparation system configured to generate the fuel slurry in order to provide at least a first portion of the first discharged black water of the first flash tank to the feedstock preparation system.

Abstract: The present application provides a slurry concentration system for concentrating a flow of slurry. The slurry concentration system may include a boiler for producing a flow of steam, a first evaporator for concentrating the flow of slurry with the flow of steam and creating a first flow of water vapor, and a second evaporator positioned downstream of the first evaporator for further concentrating the flow of slurry with the first flow of water vapor and creating a second flow of water vapor.

Abstract: A method for treating a carbonaceous material comprising heating a carbonaceous material to form a mixture of the carbonaceous material and a tar; cooling the mixture of the carbonaceous material and the tar; and coating a surface of the carbonaceous material with the tar to form a tar-coated carbonaceous material, and a system related thereto.