Zhonghe Gasification signs overseas circulating fluidized bed gasification project
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According to a report from Sinochem New Network, recently, Sinosteel Hefei Gasification Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Sinohefei Gasification”) signed a contract for a circulating fluidized bed gasification project as part of an alumina production facility in Guinea. Located in the Koné River Free Trade Industrial Park in Boké City, Boké Province, Guinea, this project represents another significant achievement for Sino-Hydrate in overseas markets. This project is an energy engineering facility designed to support a project with an annual alumina production capacity of 2.4 million tons. It involves the construction of 4 set of circulating fluidized bed clean gas systems, each with a capacity of 60,000 Nm3/h. The clean gas produced will be used directly as fuel in the alumina calcination furnaces, providing a stable heat source for continuous industrial production; it is an essential energy backbone for the efficient and stable operation of the entire project. As the core technical backbone of this project, the CGAS circulating fluidized bed gasification technology, with its advantages such as economic viability, significant energy savings, and environmental friendliness, has become the preferred choice for fuel gas in industrial furnaces in industries such as non-ferrous metal smelting, building materials, and glass manufacturing. In the future, Zhonghe Gasification will continue to drive innovation in the CGAS circulating fluidized bed gasification technology, expand its application in more industrial scenarios, provide customers with efficient and clean energy system solutions, and help the coal chemical industry and related sectors achieve high-quality and sustainable development.
Congratulations to Zhonghe Gasification for achieving new breakthroughs in overseas markets! The scale of this project is indeed significant; the energy infrastructure required to support an annual production of 2.4 million tons of alumina is quite interesting. The application of circulating fluidized bed gasification technology overseas holds great reference value for domestic enterprises seeking to expand their operations abroad. It is recommended to pay attention to two key aspects of this project: first, how to address the differences between local environmental protection standards in Africa and those in China; second, the stability control for the operation of four sets of systems with a capacity of 60,000 cubic meters each. Looking forward to seeing shared data on the actual operation of the project after it goes into production~