Dry Syngas Purification Processes for Coal Gasification Systems
- 1st Edition - October 18, 2020
- Imprint: Elsevier Science
- Author: Makoto Kobayashi
- Language: English
- Paperback ISBN:9 7 8 - 0 - 1 2 - 8 1 8 8 6 6 - 8
- eBook ISBN:9 7 8 - 0 - 1 2 - 8 1 8 8 6 7 - 5
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Request a sales quoteDry Syngas Purification Processes for Coal Gasification Systems illustrates the promising development status of dry syngas purification for various power generation systems based on coal gasification. The core advantages of dry syngas purification, methodologies for impurity measurement, sorbents development, and evaluation of process performance are described in-depth, and from a practical perspective that is based on current research and development. Reviewing key findings from process integration, the book encompasses scale-up strategies from pilot processes to achieve dry syngas processing for new build plants. The book provides researchers and engineers with practical information to realize dry syngas purification processes for each context.
- Delivers pathways to realize dry syngas purification processes customized to specific power plant contexts
- Provides analytical tools to facilitate plant operators in examining and interpreting the relevant impurities of coal gasification and gas treatment processes
- Illustrates rational strategies for developing capable and durable dry removal sorbent for syngas impurities
- Describes process design and integration through key engineering evaluation
- Describes scale-up strategies of dry syngas processing for their deployment in new plants
- Provides prospects on the development of future coal energy conversion system adopting dry syngas purification processes
Power plant engineers who are developing advanced power or chemical generation systems based on coal gasification technologies, such as IGCC, IGFC, and XTL. Power generating companies and the operators of plants, coal gasification process or coal processing staff. Some academic interest
Chapter 1. Introduction1.1 Coal-derived syngas1.2 Requirement for syngas cleaning for coal gasification systems1.3 Wet syngas purification process1.4 History of dry syngas purification processes1.5 Tasks to develop a dry syngas purification processChapter 2. Advantage of dry syngas purification2.1 Retaining sensible heat and steam concentration2.2 Simultaneous removal and separation of impurities2.3 Lower reproduction of wastes2.4 Elimination of wastewater treatment2.5 Compact plant sizeChapter 3. Measurements of impurities in syngas3.1 Syngas composition and moisture3.2 Sulfur compounds3.3 Halides3.4 Ammonia and nitrogen compounds3.5 Mercury3.6 Other expected impurities and status of identification3.7 Related gas analyzer for process controlChapter 4. Development of sorbents used in dry syngas purification4.1 Metal oxide—based sulfur removal sorbents4.2 Alkali metal—based halide removal sorbents4.3 Sorbents for mercury and other trace elements4.4 Countermeasures for side reactionsChapter 5. Methodology for evaluation of sorbents performances5.1 Performance indicators: achievable concentration, capacity, and kinetics5.2 Preliminary evaluation: thermogravimetric analysis5.3 Breakthrough characteristics: fixed-bed reactor test5.4 Material balance: sorbent analysis5.5 Reaction mechanisms: in situ measurements5.6 Performance prediction: pore structure analysisChapter 6. Process development6.1 Reactor design6.2 Sorbent installation6.3 Flow control in a honeycomb reactor6.4 Process monitoring system6.5 Process control strategy6.6 Process integrationChapter 7. Scaling up strategies7.1 Expected issues for scaling up7.2 Cyclic operation of sulfur removal process at bench-scale test facility7.3 Verification of heat balance at pilot plant7.4 Confirmation of start-up procedure at demonstration plant7.5 Economic evaluation of dry syngas purification process7.6 Case study of oxy-fuel integrated gasification combined cycleChapter 8. Application of dry syngas purification8.1 Oxy-fuel integrated gasification combined cycle with CO2 separation at low energy consumption8.2 Zecomag and Zecomix cycles8.3 Integrated gasification fuel cell power generation8.4 Miscellaneous systems including polygeneration8.5 Future options for the coal energy conversion process
- Edition: 1
- Published: October 18, 2020
- No. of pages (Paperback): 288
- No. of pages (eBook): 288
- Imprint: Elsevier Science
- Language: English
- Paperback ISBN: 9780128188668
- eBook ISBN: 9780128188675
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Makoto Kobayashi
Makoto Kobayashi is primarily interested in the syngas purification system for integrated gasification combined cycle power generation. He was involved in operating dry gas cleaning process for syngas produced at prototype of MHI type air-blown coal gasifier from 1987 to 1989. A series of dry-removal sorbents for halides, mercury, and sulfur compounds were developed through the research projects that were conducted by him for IGCC, IGFC and biomass gasification fuel cell power generation. In particular, he has developed durable and regenerable sorbents for dry sulfur removal process in 1990s, which is capable of reducing sulfur compounds to tolerant level of high temperature fuel cell. The sorbent was further improved in resistance to carbon deposition in syngas and was applied to current test facility of dry syngas purification process for advanced IGCC. He also contributed basic design and economical evaluation of IGCC equipped with dry syngas process. His current research project is the verification of dry acid gas removal processes that are suitable to treat syngas for efficient IGCC power generation plants with CO2 capturing feature.
Affiliations and expertise
Associate Vice President, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Energy Engineering Research Laboratory, Yokosuka, JapanRead Dry Syngas Purification Processes for Coal Gasification Systems on ScienceDirect