Dadang Liaoning Fuxin Gasification
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Due to the effects of the economic crisis, the gasification project in Fuxin, Liaoning, belonging to Datang, has been delayed. According to my classmate, the project, which was supposed to be completed this year, is only now starting to be carried out. Fuxin gas is produced by converting coal into methane, to be used as city gas. His main technological process is the high-temperature gasification of coal, which produces some methane as well as a large amount of syngas, which is then converted into methane. He used Texaco vaporizers; there seemed to be a total of 49 of them. Once this project gets underway, the benefits will be quite good.
The 49 Texaco gasifiers are absolutely amazing! ! They are fixed-bed
The Lurgi furnace is part of the 40 projects for the revitalization of the petrochemical industry, with an annual production capacity of 4 billion cubic meters of synthetic natural gas. It’s good that construction started this year, right? I never dared to think that it would be completed this year either.
I’m not sure about the next point, so I’d like to ask the original poster: what is your post trying to convey? Is it the severity of the economic crisis? The process for the Fuxin project: “a lot of syngas,” or are the benefits quite good? Or is it to make people interested in those colleagues you mentioned?
Reproducing methane from syngas? Is this done abroad? Is it cost-effective? Has it become another testing ground for foreign technology back in the country?
Hehe, I don’t understand where the content of the moderator’s post comes from; it’s clearly 48 coal gasification units using pressurized gas, so how did it turn into 49 Texaco units? !
I suggest you figure it out first before making a decision
The personnel in charge said it is not a Texaco gasifier, but a Lurgi gasifier; please verify this.
I heard it’s no longer called Lurgi; it’s called a coal pulverization pressurized gasification furnace
Oh, when should I go back to my alma mater to see if there are any projects available. .
It should be the Luchey furnace process, imitating the Great Plains process in the United States. Those with independent intellectual property rights in China are not called Lurgi, but rather coal pulverization pressurized gasification furnaces
Is it reasonable to reuse syngas to produce methane, or should we follow the example of the United States?
How many Texaco units are there nationwide in total? Did Datang get 49?
May I ask: Is ammonium sulfate among the by-products of Datang Fuxin coal-to-natural gas project?