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The purification technology for gasification slag has been successfully applied

2021-11-17View Original

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Successful Application of Gasification Slag Purification Technology Author/Source: Gasification World Date: 11-17-2021 Clicks: 6 Recently, the gasification slag purification technology developed by Shaanxi Rongtai Energy Holding Co., Ltd. was put into industrial use at Shanxi Coal Pucheng Clean Energy Chemical Co., Ltd. The 300,000 tons per year industrial demonstration plant for the comprehensive utilization of gasified fine slag is currently operating stably. It is expected to produce around 70,000 tons of refined coal per year and reduce waste residue emissions by more than 120,000 tons, yielding significant economic and social benefits. This technology primarily uses purification and dehydration processes to remove the unburned carbon remaining in the gasified fine slag, thereby eliminating the ash and moisture contained in the slag. The main process involves purifying and separating the waste sludge and black water generated by the gasification unit using a patented device developed by Rongtai Energy, after which the black water is returned to the gasification sedimentation tank. The material after one purification step is further separated; the resulting refined coal is sent to a dewatering device for solid-liquid separation. After drying and dehydration, it becomes the final product in the form of refined coal. A responsible official from Pu Jieneng Chemical said that the carbon content in the gasification slag is 30%~50%; after treatment, the carbon content in the waste residue drops below 10%, resulting in reduced emissions of solid waste and gasification wastewater, with over 200 tons of high-quality coal produced each day. This type of coking coal has a fixed carbon content of 70% to 90%, with a calorific value of 4500 to 6000 kcal. Due to its much higher carbon content compared to the raw coal, it can be used directly as a gasification feedstock or as thermal coal, thereby significantly reducing the cost of coal procurement. Furthermore, after high-temperature reaction in the gasification furnace, the purified bituminous coal contains almost no nitrogen or sulfur. When used as fuel in boilers, emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides are near zero, which significantly reduces the operating costs of boiler desulfurization and denitration systems, resulting in notable energy savings and carbon reduction. It is understood that gasification, as the key process in coal chemical industry, generates large amounts of fine and coarse slag that are difficult to utilize comprehensively. The vast majority of enterprises in China dispose of this slag by landfilling, which not only poses a risk to environmental pollution but also incurs additional costs. Compared with gasified fine slag, although the carbon content of coarse slag is lower, its quantity is 3 to 4 times that of the fine slag, giving it greater potential for comprehensive utilization. Currently, Shaanxi Rongtai Energy Company is working on developing technology for the treatment of gasification slag.
Reply #22021-11-17
It can be seen that there was a lot of waste; the unburned carbon in the vaporized slag is removed through purification and dehydration processes, thereby eliminating the ash and moisture contained in the slag. The main process involves purifying and separating the waste sludge and black water generated by the gasification unit using a patented device developed by Rongtai Energy, after which the black water is returned to the gasification sedimentation tank. The material after one purification step is further separated; the resulting refined coal is sent to a dewatering device for solid-liquid separation. After drying and dehydration, it becomes the final product in the form of refined coal. A responsible official from Pu Jieneng Chemical said that the carbon content in the gasification slag is 30%~50%; after treatment, the carbon content in the waste residue drops below 10%, resulting in reduced emissions of solid waste and gasification wastewater, with over 200 tons of high-quality coal produced each day.
Reply #32023-03-30
This post was last edited by conquerbj on 2023-3-30 at 10:18. It’s great technology that improves the efficiency of coal utilization; however, the residual carbon level in this gasifier is a bit high. The residual carbon in the fine slag from pulverized coal gasification is generally between 20 and 30, while it’s between 2 and 5 for the coarse slag
Reply #42023-03-31
It does seem that the residual carbon content in the slag is a bit high; it would be better if it could be reduced
Reply #52023-08-05
Won’t the cost be too high after going through so many treatment processes for the fine slag?
Reply #62023-08-07
The carbon content of the gasified fine slag is 30%~50% – is this on a dry-base or as-received basis? Why has it reached this level without going through the gasification process?

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