A study on the direct catalytic steam gasification of coal for the bench-scale system |
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Authors: | Tae-Jin Kang HyeJung Park Hueon Namkung Li-Hua Xu Jung-Hyun Park Iljeong Heo Tae-Sun Chang Beom Sik Kim Hyung-Taek Kim |
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Affiliation: | 1.Carbon Resources Institute, Greenhouse Gas Resources Research Group,Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology,Daejeon,Korea;2.Department of Energy Systems Research, Graduate School,Ajou University, Wonchon-dong, Yeongtong-gu,Suwon,Korea;3.Institute of Clean Coal Technology,East China University of Sci. & Tech.,Shanghai,China;4.Carbon Resources Institute, CO2 Energy Vector Research Group,Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology,Daejeon,Korea |
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Abstract: | Various techniques have been developed to increase the efficiency of coal gasification. The use of a catalyst in the catalytic-steam gasification process lowers the activation energy required for the coal gasification reaction. Catalytic-steam gasification uses steam rather than oxygen as the oxidant and can lead to an increased H2/CO ratio. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the composition of syngas produced under various reaction conditions and the effects of these conditions on the catalyst performance in the gasification reaction. Simultaneous evaluation of the kinetic parameters was undertaken through a lab-scale experiment using Indonesian low rank coals and a bench-scale catalytic-steam gasifier design. The composition of the syngas and the reaction characteristics obtained in the lab- and bench-scale experiments employing the catalytic gasification reactor were compared. The optimal conditions for syngas production were empirically derived using lab-scale catalytic-steam gasification. Scale-up of a bench-scale catalytic-steam gasifier was based on the lab-scale results based on the similarities between the two systems. The results indicated that when the catalytic-steam gasification reaction was optimized by applying the K2CO3 catalyst to low rank coal, a higher hydrogen yield could be produced compared to the conventional gasification process, even at low temperature. |
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