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The Guanghui New Energy coal chemical project began trial operation with feedstock feeding at the end of September

2011-09-02View Original

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On August 8, 2011, the Guanghui New Energy coal chemical project held a launching ceremony for the chemical feed-in trial operation on September 30. The meeting ensured that the \"9.30 chemical feeding commissioning\" milestone would be achieved on schedule ; Streamline the processes; strive to complete all production processes within three months to ensure the normal operation of the system ; Ensure stable operation, striving to achieve safe and stable operation of the production facility within six months to one year after successful trial runs. Xinjiang Guanghui New Energy Co., Ltd. has invested 6.75 billion yuan in the Naomaohu Industrial Zone of Yiwu County to build a project that will produce 1.2 million tons of methanol, 800,000 tons of dimethyl ether, 500 million cubic meters of coal-based natural gas, as well as 220,000 tons of by-products.
Reply #22011-09-02
There is still a lot of work to be done to ensure trial operation in September, but there should be no major issues in starting up the plant for trials
Reply #32011-09-02
What products are referred to by the 220,000 tons of by-products? Sulfur, fusel alcohols?
Reply #42011-09-03
Starting trials on September 30 is more or less the plan; it’s impossible to start feeding materials yet!
Reply #52011-09-03
In addition to sulfur and fusel oils, since Guanghui uses Lurgi gasification, products such as phenol, ammonia, tar, and light oil are also produced.
Reply #62011-09-03
Is it a plant-wide test run? Why not conduct the trial run for air separation gasification first?

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