Successful first lifting of key equipment for Sinopec’s first proprietary water-coal slurry gasification technology project
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On June 2, 2017, the first unit of China Petrochemical Zhenhai Refining & Chemical’s domestic first industrial application project based on proprietary water-coal slurry technology was successfully lifted into place. The Zhenhai Refining & Chemical Coal-Coke Hydrogen Production Project boasts three advantages: technology, cost, and environmental protection. The coal-to-hydrogen project utilizes the SE water-coal slurry gasification technology. It was included in Sinopec’s “Ten Dragon” scientific and technological research projects in 2015, with joint efforts made by Zhenhai Refining & Chemical Co., Ningbo Engineering Company, and East China University of Science and Technology; a total of 19 patents have been obtained for this project.
What are the main differences between SE water-coal slurry technology and conventional water-coal slurry?
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Our Ningbo has pretty good technological capabilities, right?
Could you briefly explain the differences between the SE gasifier and other coal-water slurry gasifiers?
Let’s introduce the technical features of this technology!
The last edit to this post was made by Tianya Langji on 2017-6-16 at 17:17. It seems that the main differences are as follows: 1. The coal slurry is fed through multiple channels to optimize dispersion, thereby improving gasification efficiency； 2. Optimizing the flow field inside the furnace to a near-ideal plug flow also improved the gasification efficiency. It still belongs to the water-coal slurry fluidized bed type; its fundamental characteristics haven’t changed essentially, right?
In any case, even a small step forward in terms of improved measures and greater efficiency represents a big step forward for gasification technology! It’s not easy for participants such as decision-makers, researchers, and builders either
Hydrogen production from coal coke is difficult; the key lies in the utilization rate of the coke
Can coke be gasified using water-coal slurry technology?