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Successful commissioning of the Yitai coal-to-oil and gas converter

2009-02-09View Original

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At 21:30 on February 9th, the gasifier of Yitai Coal-to-Oil Company was successfully started up for the first time. Congratulations!
Reply #22009-02-09
Congratulations, I was there on the 6th as well
Reply #32009-02-09
Congratulations to you all! I hope you can operate for a long period of time! I hope to be able to share your experiences of driving successfully!
Reply #42009-02-10
What kind of furnace does Yitai use, and how does it operate?
Reply #52009-02-10
What gasification technology does Yitai use? Is it in Inner Mongolia? What is the scale of the device?
Reply #62009-02-10
Congratulations; there are not many technical issues with coal-to-oil technology. What’s crucial at present is the economic viability and operational stability. This post was last edited by shanxg on 2009-2-10 13:55]
Reply #72009-02-10
He uses a fixed-bed reactor for vaporization; this technology is well-established. The main purpose of the project is to verify the industrial viability of the downstream Fischer-Tropsch synthesis technology. Li Yongwang posted it
Reply #82009-02-10
Which company manufactured the gasifier? What are the parameters?
Reply #92009-02-10
Congratulations! I hope to learn from your experience, so could you briefly share with us how it’s working?
Reply #102009-02-10
For gasification, it’s the Northwest Research Institute; the manufacturing should be done by Jinhua Machinery
Reply #112009-02-10
That’s not right, is it? It should be the multi-material slurry gasification technology of the Northwest Institute. It falls under the category of water-coal slurry gasification, not fixed-bed
Reply #122009-02-10
Congratulations! Could you send some pictures of the actual product?
Reply #132009-02-10
Congratulations! Could the poster provide details on how it operates?
Reply #142009-02-13
Airtightness testing was carried out before the Spring Festival; material feeding was successful a few days ago, and a startup crew was hired.
Reply #152009-02-13
Yitai is a project in Inner Mongolia! He used Texaco’s technology!
Reply #162009-02-13
What kind of furnace is being used exactly? Those who know, please tell me exactly. Is this an iron-based slurry bed? Is Li Yongwang in charge? Is the capacity 160,000 tons? Which project at Shanxi Lu’an is also 160,000 tons? It is also a project of the Coal Chemistry Institute. Is there any connection between these two projects? If it’s just a demonstration plant, why build two similar ones? And they are all coalification institute technologies. I’m not sure if the information I have is correct; if there are any errors, please let me know if you have more knowledge about this topic.
Reply #172009-02-16
Congratulations! I hope oil production will start soon and full capacity will be achieved.
Reply #182009-02-16
Congratulations on a successful drive – was fuel obtained?
Reply #192009-02-16
The Yitai coal-to-oil project is located in the Dalu Development Zone in Zhungeer Banner, Inner Mongolia. Its designed production capacity is 480,000 tons per year, with a total investment of around 4.975 billion yuan. The first phase of the project has a designed production capacity of 160,000 tons per year, requiring an investment of about 2.176 billion yuan

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