COMPLEX PROCESSING OF SOLID FUEL IN PLASMA CHEMICAL REACTOR

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COMPLEX PROCESSING OF SOLID FUEL IN PLASMA CHEMICAL REACTOR V.E. Messerle, A.B. Ustimenko Combustion problems Institute, Research Institute of Experimental and Theoretical Physics, Almaty, Kazakhstan ust@physics.kz 3rd World Congress on Petrochemistry and Chemical Engineering November 30 - December 02, 2015 Atlanta, USA

Proven reserves of fossil fuels worldwide It is not the use of coal, but how the coal is used that must be the focus of action – World Coal Institute, London Proven reserves of fossil fuels worldwide 1 – coal, 2 – oil fuel, 3 – gas British Petrol Statistical Review of World Energy, 2013

The initial mixture composition is: 100 kg of coal + 40.25 kg of steam Chemical analysis of the bituminous coal with 40% ash content and 16,632kJ/kg heating value , Wt. % dry mass basis С О2 Н2 N2 S SiO2 Al2O3 Fe2O3 CaO MgO K2O Na2O 48.86 6.56 3.05 0.8 0.73 23.09 13.8 2.15 0.34 0.31 0.16 0.15 The initial mixture composition is: 100 kg of coal + 40.25 kg of steam Temperature dependence of concentrations of organic and mineral components in gas phase at comprehensive processing of coal 3

The mixture composition is: 100 kg of coal + 40.25 kg of steam Temperature dependence of concentrations of components in condensed phase and coal gasification degree at complex processing of coal 4

Layout of Plasma Installation for Processing of Coal solid fuel dust hopper chambers of syngas sampling and cooling This figure shows temperature dependence of specific energy consumption for the process of pulverized coal thermochemical preparation. It increases steadily. If to compare this figure with the previous one it is obvious the preferable temperature level of the process is within the range from 1100 to 1500K. plasma gasifier 5

Scheme of Plasma Reactor EXPERIMENTAL REACTOR FOR PLASMA GASIFICATION AND COMPREHENSIVE PROCESSING OF COAL This figure shows temperature dependence of specific energy consumption for the process of pulverized coal thermochemical preparation. It increases steadily. If to compare this figure with the previous one it is obvious the preferable temperature level of the process is within the range from 1100 to 1500K. Scheme of Plasma Reactor 1 – rode graphite cathode; 2 – cathode insulator; 3 – water cooled cover; 4 – electromagnetic coil; 5 – ring graphite anode; 6 – graphite orifice 6

PLASMA GASIFICATION AND COMPLEX PROCESSING OF COAL a b Plasmochemical reactor in operate mode (a) and view of the installation (b). G2+G3+G4+G5=G6+G1+G7, [kg/h] Parc+P1=P2+P3+P4+P5+P6, [kW] 7

Place of sample T, K Θ , % Slag from botm of the reactor 2600-2800 A Low-Rank Coal of 28% Ash Content Chemical Analysis, Wt.% dry mass basis C O H N S SiO2 Fe2O3 CaO MgO K2O Na2O Al2O3 48.58 17.85 3.64 0.78 1.14 16.64 2.13 0.88 0.67 0.01 7.67 Main Indexes of Coal Plasma Comprehensive Processing Consumption, kg/h P, kW SPC, kW h/kg TAV, K CO H2 N2 XC , % XS , % coal steam Volume % 7.1 4.5 60 5.17 3100 45.8 49.4 4.8 93.2 95.2 Reduction degree (Θ) of mineral matter of coal Place of sample T, K Θ , % Slag from botm of the reactor 2600-2800 8.5-44.0 Slag from the wall of the reactor 2600-2900 16.5-47.3 Stuff from slag cather 2000-2200 6.7-8.3 C + H2O = CO +H2 MnOm + C = nM +mCO MenOm + C = nMe +mCO

Balance reserves of coal in Kazakhstan – 33 billion tons THE MOTIVATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PLASMA PROCESSING OF URANIUM-BEARING COAL Balance reserves of coal in Kazakhstan – 33 billion tons Uranium-bearing coal (0,06% U) - 14 billion tons Plasma processing of uranium-bearing coal would increase the fuel base of the Republic of Kazakhstan by 42%, while the existing uranium base - 5 times, up to 5 million tons The Economic Effect of plasma processing of uranium-bearing coal will exceed $ 550 billion

С+H2O=CO+H2 UnOm+mC=mCO+nU BLOCK DIAGRAM OF PLASMA PROCESS FOR URANIUM, MOLYBDENUM AND VANADIUM EXTRACTING FROM COAL С+H2O=CO+H2 UnOm+mC=mCO+nU

INTEGRAL PARAMETERS OF URANIUM-BEARING SHALE PLASMA PROCESSING RESULTS OF THE EXPERIMENTS ON PLASMA PROCESSING FOR URANIUM, MOLYBDENUM AND VANADIUM EXTRACTING FROM COAL INTEGRAL PARAMETERS OF URANIUM-BEARING SHALE PLASMA PROCESSING Gf, kg/h Gsteam, kg/h Тav, К Qsp, kW h/kg XU, % XMo, % XV, % XС, % 5.82 2900 2.84 48.0 54.5 58.6 56.2 8.40 2500 1.93 25.7 34.5 41.7 54.6 6.60 0.60 2700 2.20 78.6 79.0 81.3 66.4 4.33 0.40 3150 3.04 23.6 24.3 29.0 70.4

Flame of syngas from high-ash Kuuchekinskiy coal COMPLEX PROCESSING OF COAL Flame of syngas from high-ash Kuuchekinskiy coal Gas composition vol.%: CO = 46.9 H2 = 52.3 N2 = 0.8 NOx < 15 ppm SOx < 20 ppm PLASMA STEAM GASIFICATION OF COAL Flame of syngas from uranium-bearing coal Kulan-Komir Gas composition vol.%: CO = 41.4 H2 = 56.9 N2 = 1.7 NOx < 15 ppm SOx < 20 ppm

CONCLUSIONS The fulfilled computational and experimental investigations demonstrated that during comprehensive plasma processing of solid fuel its organic matter converts to synthesis gas, while its mineral matter to a range of valuable components. The high-calorific value synthesis gas, produced by this process, can be used for synthesis of methanol, or as high-potential reducing gas instead of blast-furnace coke, as well as for power generation at thermal power plants.

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