534 Coal Conversion to Value-Added Chemicals and Power in Modular Systems


Description:
Coal is an abundant and low-cost energy source that can be used to produce energy as well as valuable chemicals either directly or for further downstream processing. The concept of a modular process is intended to design a process that can bring the production of these chemicals to the mining site allowing direct shipment from the site to an intermediate or end-user without the user having to deal with the byproducts. The by-products could then potentially be sent to another user for additional revenue streams. The objective of this panel will be to explore the R&D occurring in the processing of coal into value-added chemicals. Value-added chemicals could include traditional Fischer-Tropsch products to polymer pre-coursers to fuel additives or anything beyond combustion of syngas.

Sponsor:
Advances in Fossil Energy R&D
Co-Sponsor(s):
Fossil Fuels & CCS (T4G), International Congress on Energy (ICE) 2017 (T4H), Process Intensification & Modular Chemical Processing (T8), Next-Gen Manufacturing (T6A)


Chair:
James C. Fisher II
Research Engineer
Department of Energy
National Energy Technology Laboratory
3610 Collins Ferry Rd
Morgantown, WV
26507
Email: James.Fisher@netl.doe.gov

Co-Chair:
Kunlei Liu
University of Kentucky
Center for Applied Energy Research
2540 Research Park Drive
Lexington, KY
40511-8479
Fax Number: 859-257-0220
Email: kunlei.liu@uky.edu


Papers:
534a
Thermodynamic Simulations and Techno-Economic Analysis on the Utilization of CO2 and a Novel Modularization Strategy for Chemical Looping Based Gtl Processes
Mandar Kathe, The Ohio State University; Peter Sandvik, The Ohio State University; Charlie Fryer, The Ohio State University; Frank Kong, The Ohio State University; Abbey Empfiled, The Ohio State University; Liang-Shih Fan, The Ohio State University
534c
Gasification of Residue from the Sovlent Extraction of Powder River Basin Coal
William C. Schaffers, University of Wyoming; Ying Wang, University of Wyoming; David A. Bell, University of Wyoming
534d
Development of a Modular Coal/Biomass to Fischer-Tropsch Liquids Research Facility
Andrew Placido, University of Kentucky; Kunlei Liu, University of Kentucky
534i
Production of Fuels from Coal-Biomass Feedstock using Fischer-Tropsch
Burtron H. Davis, University of Kentucky; Wenping Ma, University of Kentucky
534g
Coal Power Plants with Enhanced Profitability and No Carbon Dioxide Emissions
Chuanjun Jiao, UCLA; Vasilios Manousiouthakis, University of California Los Angeles, Los Angeles
Abstract Submissions Closed
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