Who is familiar with Colin’s gasification technology?
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It is said to be similar to GSP; so far only his PPT has been obtained, with little content explaining the technology. I’m very interested and would like to study it; does anyone have a description of its manufacturing process? What is the difference between its Carbo-V and its high-pressure dry powder gasification furnace? How are their investments doing? How is the transfer going? Please, some expert can give me some advice! Thank you:victory:
Collin and GSP are both on the self-priming water pump; in fact, they are the same. Later, the black water pump was divided into two parts: one part became what is now GSP, focused on theoretical research, while the other part went to Colin, who continued to operate the GSP gasification furnace in practice
According to their description, during the East German era, Colin and GSP’s people mostly belonged to DBI, and the Black Water Pump utilized DBI technology at that time. Later, after the reunification of East and West Germany, some members left to form Kolin, while many others came from Black Water Pump. Currently, Black Water Pump has no connection with these two companies. Under Colin’s leadership is a company named TAF, which used to be a equipment manufacturer; it now assists Black Water Pump with equipment maintenance tasks. It seems that GSP is now part of Siemens, focusing on dry powder gasification furnaces. Currently, Colin is focusing on biomass gasification abroad, and in China he has established a joint venture with CNOOC to work on dry powder gasification and biomass. These are what I know.
I have been in contact with both Colin and the people from GSP. The two are actually part of the same system; a characteristic of GSP is its water-cooled walls. Additionally, a high-temperature resistant sleeve is installed inside the gasifier, which allows for separation of functions related to high temperature resistance and heat resistance. This system is primarily used for powder coal gasification, with feeding taking place at the bottom of the shell and above it in the GSP unit.
Could you show us the PPTs you’ve collected? Thanks, OP.
Well, I’ll share Colin’s and GSP’s PPTs with everyone.