Hydrogasification of Low-Oxygen Semi-Coke to Produce Methane by Consuming Less Hydrogen

Xiao Kuo Ding; Tian Kai Zhang; Yong Fa Zhang; Ying Xu; Guo Jie Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.316-317.124

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Hydrogasification of Low-Oxygen Semi-Coke to Produce Methane by Consuming Less Hydrogen

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The presented work aimed at investigating the hydrogasification of low-oxygen semi-coke. For comparison, the hydrogasification of lignite was conducted. Variation of gaseous products concentration and reaction rate of the semi-coke hydrogasification process were investigated. The results shown that the methane yield of low-oxygen semi-coke is 24.8% greater than the lignite, but also the hydrogen consumption reduced greatly; the hydrogasification process can be divided into three stages: hydro-pyrolysis stage, rapid hydrogasification stage and slow speed hydrogasification stage; the difference of the reactive is attributed to different carbon structure forms .

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 316-317)

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Xiao Kuo Ding, Tian Kai Zhang, Yong Fa Zhang, Ying Xu, Guo Jie Zhang

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Hydrogasification, Methanation, Semi-Coke, SNG

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