A process for the liquefaction of coal wherein raw feed coal is dissolved in recycle solvent with a slurry containing recycle coal minerals in the presence of added hydrogen at elevated temperature and pressure. The highest boiling distillable dissolved liquid fraction is obtained from a vacuum distillation zone and is entirely recycled to ...
the process to dissolve the coal and to transfer externally produced hydrogen to the coal molecules. Catalytic liquefaction resembles solvent extraction, except that hydrogen is added to the coal with the aid of a catalyst. Figure presents the flow diagram of a typical solvent extraction or catalytic liquefaction plant. These coal ...
article{osti_, title = {Novel use of residue from direct coal liquefaction process}, author = {Yang, Jianli and Wang, Zhaixia and Liu, Zhenyu and Zhang, Yuzhen}, abstractNote = {Direct coal liquefaction residue (DCLR) is, commonly, designed to be used as a feed stock for gasification or combustion. Use of DCLR as a value added product is very important for improving overall economy of ...
Investigation of the nonintegrated twostage coal liquefaction (NTSL) process was initiated at the Wilsonville Advanced Coal Liquefaction R and D Facility during May 1981 when the HOil hydrotreating unit came successfully online. The primary objective of this investigation is the development of a commercially feasible method of efficient ...
The development of diagnostic instrumentation for monitoring coal liquefaction process streams is discussed. A sapphire optical fiber was used as an attenuated total reflectance (ATR) element in conjunction with Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectrometry to probe harsh liquefaction process streams. ATR provides a short, reproducible ...
Plasmochemical hydrogenation of coal is a new process of direct production of acetylene and alkenes in the gaseous phase, in contrast to traditional processes of coal hydrogenation (liquefaction). Propanebutane mixture (50% C 3 H 8 +50% C 4 H 10), 200 t −1, is used as a hydrogenating agent instead of hydrogen, 2000 t −1.
Description Direct coal liquefaction involves contacting coal directly with a catalyst at elevated temperatures and pressures with added hydrogen (H 2 ), in the presence of a solvent to form a raw liquid product which is further refined into product liquid fuels.
Indirect liquefaction processes require first gasifying the solid feedstocks into a syngas. Therefore, while direct coal liquefaction (DCL) takes coal directly into a liquid phase, indirect coal liquefaction (ICL) consists of two major steps: (a) gasification to produce a synthesis gas (syngas); and (b) conversion of the carbon monoxide (CO) and hydrogen (H 2) in the syngas to a range of ...
A process for liquefying a particulate coal feed to produce useful petroleumlike liquid products which comprises contacting; in a series of two or more coal liquefaction zones, or stages, graded with respect to temperature, an admixture of a polar compound; or compounds, a hydrogen donor solvent and particulate coal, the total effluent being passed in each instance from a low temperature zone ...
A coal liquefaction pilot plant of the NEDOL process, supported by the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO), was in successful operation for a total of 269 days at Kashima, Japan. The liquefaction section consisted of three reactors, 1 m in diameter, connected in series, and processed 150 tons of coal per day.
Gasification While the goal of combustion is to produce the maximum amount of heat possible by oxidizing all the combustible material, the goal of gasification is to convert most of the combustible solids into combustible gases such as carbon monoxide, hydrogen, and methane. Gasification reactions
The direct coal liquefaction process usually produces a liquefaction residue of about 30% of its coal feed. The effective utilization of the coal liquefaction residue (CLR), which contains about 80% organic matter, is of great significance for improving the oil yield of the direct liquefaction process and reducing the amount of pollution emitted from this oilcontaining organic solid waste. In ...
Liquefaction. Coal liquefaction is a process of converting coal into liquid fuels or petrochemicals. There are several processes to accomplish this task. The two most common are the indirect route and the direct route [58, 59].
The Hcoal process is to be installed at a site in Kentucky and will have a 600 tons/day coal capacity, small compared to the coal gasification demonstration plants under study. The comparative lack of activity in coal liquefaction compared to gasification is the result of the factors described in Section VII,C .
CCLP Chevron Coal Liquefaction Process CCS Carbon capture and storage CO Carbon monoxide CO 2 Carbon dioxide CPI OPECConsumer Price Index CTL Coaltoliquids DCL Direct coal liquefaction DME Dimethyl ether DOD Department of Defense DOE Department of Energy EDS Exxon Donor Solvent ...
Carlson, F B, Yardumian, L H, Atwood, M T. TOSCOAL process: coal liquefaction and char production. Paper No. 15e. [Application of oil shale retorting technology to coal processing; process description]. United States.
An improved coal liquefaction process is provided which enables conversion of a coaloil slurry to a synthetic crude refinable to produce larger yields of gasoline and diesel oil. The process is characterized by a twostep operation applied to the slurry prior to catalytic desulfurization and hydrogenation in which the slurry undergoes partial ...
Fig. 12 shows the total costs of the whole coal liquefaction process together with the costs of four major parts: coal price, (coal) transportation, DCL production and distribution. Among three, "DCL_R" is the most economical one, the price of which is only two third of "DCL_H". For "DCL_H" and "DCL_R", the price caused by the ...
Liquefaction process is carried out in a low temperature typically at 250350°C and high H2 pressure in the range of 520 MPa, and a catalyst is used to assist the process to produce biooil [59]. This technique is very suitable for moisture feedstock like microalgae as it has very high water content (>80%) and no drying process is required [66].
The byproduct from this hydrocracking process of coal liquefaction is defined as the precursor through the further processing to make super hard asphalt (SHA) as shown in Fig. 1. SHA is a dark colored solid at ambient temperature, which normally is about 30% of the total coal used as the feedstock ( Wu and Xie, 2010 ).
Coal liquefaction is the "coal to liquids" process that takes two steps (coal gasification and gas to liquids) to "upgrade" coal to synthetic liquid fuels, such as synthetic diesel and synthetic gasoline. Coal liquefaction has been a proven technology used for over 100 years and is undergoing a renaissance by a number of companies that believe ...
Coal liquefaction is a process in which coal is converted into liquid fuels or petrochemicals. There are several processes used to accomplish this task, the two most common being the "indirect route" and the "direct route". [1]
Coal resources have been used to produce liquid transportation fuels by several process routes, collectively referred to as coal liquefaction or, more generally stated, as Coal to Liquids (CTL). Early records of coal conversion to liquid fuel date to 1913 and an extraction process developed by Friedrich Bergius in Germany [ 7 ].
Other articles where SASOL process is discussed: coal utilization: The FischerTropsch process: .1950s in South Africa (the SASOL process) and now supplies as much as onethird of that country's liquid fuels. ... coal liquefaction process. Learn about this topic in these articles: coal processing. In coal utilization: The FischerTropsch ...
An integrated coal pretreatment, liquefaction and gasification process is provided in which particulate coal is contacted with a vapor phase hydrogen donor solvent to swell the coal particles. The swollen coal particles are subjected to coal liquefaction conditions at relatively low temperatures.
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