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Northwest Research Institute of Chemical Engineering wins award for “Research on Technology for Producing Syngas via Wet Gasification of Wastewater and Coke Dust”

2017-05-05View Original

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This post was last edited by lflsedin on 2017-11-20 at 21:30. On April 28, 2017, the research on \"Wet gasification of wastewater and coke dust to produce syngas\" conducted by the Northwest Institute of Chemical Engineering won the second prize in the 2016 Shaanxi Provincial Science and Technology Award. Research on the technology for producing syngas through wet gasification of wastewater and coke dust focuses on the severe environmental pollution and resource waste caused by the large amounts of coke dust and wastewater generated during the differentiated utilization of coal. With the goal of achieving clean and efficient utilization of organic pollutants as a technical objective, taking advantage of the fact that organic waste liquids (solids) contain carbon and hydrogen, pure oxygen high-temperature gasification along with rapid quenching processes are employed to completely decompose and convert these organic pollutants into useful CO and H2.
Reply #22017-06-08
The gasification technology of the Northwest Institute of Chemical Engineering? I really don’t know this
Reply #32017-06-25
Our company is in urgent need of such technology at the moment. For our second phase of operations, we will need to use local coal coke and wastewater; how can we get in touch? The technology for producing syngas through wet gasification of wastewater and coke dust is highly suitable for our company’s development strategy. We are in urgent need of it – please come to our company for discussions.

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