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Meeting Held to Review Feasibility Study Report for Industrial Demonstration Project on R&D of New OMB Powder Coal Gasification Technology by Lunan Chemical Industry Author/Source: Huahua Network – Coal Chemicals Date: 2020-06-14 Clicks: 25 On June 11, a meeting was held within Yankuang Group to review the feasibility study report for Lunan Chemical Industry’s industrial demonstration project aimed at developing new OMB powder coal gasification technology with a capacity of 3,000 tons per day. It is reported that Yankuang Group is actively working on the 4 million tons per year coal indirect liquefaction project in Yulin, as well as the 800,000 tons per year coal-to-olefins and 5 million tons per year coal indirect liquefaction projects in Xinjiang. The 3,000 tons per day OMB new-type pulverized coal gasification industrial demonstration project carried out by Lunan Chemical is a pilot project for Yankuang Group’s western development initiatives; it serves to provide a model for the on-site conversion and clean, efficient utilization of low-grade, low-quality coal in the Shaanxi-Mongolia and Xinjiang regions, while also helping to accumulate relevant experience. The fluidized bed pressurized gasification technology for coal is one of the advanced coal gasification techniques available today. It boasts advantages such as wide compatibility with different types of coal, low energy consumption, and ease of scaling up, and has become the mainstream technology in the modern coal chemical industry. It holds great significance for the implementation of China’s clean energy strategy. After the successful demonstration of the new coal gasification unit with independent intellectual property rights, the proportion of useful gas components will increase from the current 82% to 90%. The oxygen and coal consumption will be more than 10% lower compared to Texaco’s gasification process, resulting in significantly reduced gas production costs. At the same time, it holds great significance as a model for the improved utilization of raw coal from Shaanxi, Inner Mongolia, and Xinjiang, as well as for achieving cleaner production methods.