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The current status of indirect coal liquefaction in my country

2009-12-04View Original

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This post was last edited by jordan569 on 2013-1-6 22:00 Who knows the current application of indirect liquefaction technology in China? Is it widely applicable? .Note$#, $ $
Reply #22009-12-04
. Indirect coal-to-liquids are the same as direct coal-to-liquids. The technology is being assessed, improved, and perfected. Currently, Shenhua Erdos direct coal-to-liquids (products have been released on December 31, 2008) and Erdos indirect demonstration plants are being built. Device (under test), Inner Mongolia Yitai Group's 160,000 tons of indirect coal-to-liquids (product released on March 20, 2009), Lu'an 160,000-ton coal-to-liquids (under trial), Shenhuaning coal-to-liquids project, etc., other projects have not been awarded* * The National Development and Reform Commission will not approve new demonstration projects in the next three years. The key depends on whether the technology is mature and whether there are economic benefits. .
Reply #32009-12-04
2# koolar Thank you very much
Reply #42009-12-04
This is the first time I heard about Lu’an’s 160,000-ton coal-to-liquids project. Can you tell me in detail what the differences are between the Lu’an project and Yitai?
Reply #52009-12-04
Yes, how is the progress of the 160,000-ton coal-to-liquids project in Lu'an?
Reply #62009-12-14
The scale of Lu'an and Yitai is the same, and it is said that it has also been put into production. Can you give more details on the second floor?
Reply #72009-12-14
The No. 1 cobalt-based fixed-bed Fischer-Tropsch synthetic oil unit of the Lu'an Group Coal-based Synthetic Oil Demonstration Project took the lead in successfully producing oil at the end of 2008. Currently, the No. 2 iron-based slurry bed Fischer-Tropsch synthetic oil unit has met the test conditions. It seems that Lu'an produced oil earlier than Yitai. Can anyone give an answer?

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