HCoal Syncrude product streams, prepared from Illinois No. 6, Wyodak, or West Kentucky No. 11 coal were obtained from the HCoal Process Development Unit (PDU) and analyzed for physical properties, elemental compositions, trace metal levels, and molecular composition. The trace metal levels are generally low in all except the heavy fuel oils.
reaction of coal at high pressures and temperatures with hydrogen (H2) in the presence of solvents and catalysts, yielding synthetic crude oil that can be refined into liquid fuels. onsidering the great extent and distribution of domestic coal reserves in the United States
The Hcoal process of Hydrocarbon Research was developed in a 200 t/d plant in Catlettsburg (Kentucky). The main partners participating in this project were the DOE and Ashland Oil together with other energy com panies. Hydrogenation is conducted under relatively mild reaction condi tions of 455 and 210 bar with a cobalt/molybdenum catalyst.
The HCoal process generated coal derived liquids in which exposures to polynuclear aromatics (PNA) were a hazard at most phases. Other hazards were coal dust, fire, noise, aromatic amines, ammonia (), hydrogensulfide (), phenols, benzene (71432), toluene (108883), xylene (), and hydrocarbons. ...
This report presents the results of a technical and economic evaluation of the HCoal process and the coaltomethanol process for the production of liquid fuels from coal. Evaluations are based on capital cost estimates, in mid1982 dollars, for commercial size, selfcontained plants with a nominal liquid product capacity of 50,000 fuel oil ...
The interaction of coalderived liquids with precoat materials was studied using the product oil filtrate from the liquefaction of an Illinois No. 6 Coal in the HCoal process. A study was initiated to determine the effect of precipitation inducing solvents on the filtration of a product oil slurry produced from a Kentucky No. 9 Coal in the SRC ...
Axens's HCoal process is also a twostage process (two catalytic reactors). Generally, the ICL process produces highcetane diesel and lowoctane naptha; the DCL process produces onspec diesel and highoctane naptha. (Headwaters points out the hybrid DCL/ICL process can produce premium gasoline and diesel fuel with minimal refining.)
Abstract. A large coalliquefaction pilot plant is in operation at Catlettsburg, Kentucky, expanding on the HCoal technology. The pilot plant operated very successfully during 1981, confirming research yield data on eastern bituminous coal, demonstrating operability of the process, and resulting in a significant accumulation of engineering data.
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The HCoal process is a development of Hydrocarbon Research, Inc. (HRI). It converts coal by catalytic hydrogenation to substitutes for petroleum ranging from a low sulfur fuel oil to an all distillate synthetic crude, the latter representing a potential source of raw material for the petrochemical industry. The process is a related application ...
The objective of this investigation is to evaluate the processability of the primary products of coal liquefaction generated by three ERDA sponsored processes: Synthoil, Solvent Refined Coal (SRC), and HCoal. The study entails actual bench scale processing of coal liquids and an indepth analytical characterization of charge and product streams.
article{osti_, title = {Comparison of coal liquefaction processes. Final report on Task 006}, author = {Rogers, K A and Wilk, A S and McBeath, B C and Hill, R F}, abstractNote = {Five processes were studied to determine which could give best results for supplying hydrocarbon fuels to replace petroleum products. The processes were FischerTropsch; MGasoline; HCoal; Exxon Donor Solvent ...
The HCoal Process pilot plant, located at Catlettsburg, Kentucky, is designed for two modes of operation: (1) to process 600 tons of coal per day to produce 1,820 barrels of fuel oil containing no more than wt % sulfur from coal containing more than 3 wt % sulfur (fuel oil mode), and (2) to process 200 tons of coal per day to produce 705 barrels per day of synthetic crude (syncrude mode ...
HCoal Syncrude product streams, prepared from Illinois No. 6, Wyodak, or West Kentucky No. 11 coal were obtained from the HCoal Process Development Unit (PDU) and analyzed for physical properties, elemental compositions, trace metal levels, and molecular composition. The trace metal levels are generally low in all except the heavy fuel oils.
A key feature of the Hcoal process is the use of an ebullated bed for achieving good mixing between slurried coal, hydrogen, and extruded catalyst particles. The Hcoal reactor can be modeled as a fourphase fluid bed system containing liquid, fines, gases, and catalyst particles. In order to study the hydrodynamic behavior of this gas/slurry ...
These include two solvent refined coal processes (SRCI and II), Hcoal (a catalytic liquefaction process) and Exxon donor solvent (EDS). The DOE health and environmental research program includes shortterm screening of coalderived materials for possible health and environmental effects. Longerterm assays are used to evaluate materials ...
The HCoal process, developed by Hydrocarbon Research, Inc., in 1963, mixes pulverized coal with recycled liquids, hydrogen and a catalyst in the ebullated bed reactor. The advantages of this process are that dissolution and oil upgrading take place in a single reactor, the products have a high H:C ratio and a fast reaction time, while the main ...
The article contains sections titled: 1. Introduction Commercial Development Historical Background 2. Indirect Coal Liquefaction Preparation of Synthesis Gas Co...
The HCoal process is being developed by Hydro carbon Research, Inc. under the joint sponsorship of (1) ERDA, (2) a private industry consortium composed of Electric Power Research Institute, Ashland Oil, Inc., Conoco Coal Development Company, Mobil Oil Corporation and Standard Oil Company (Indiana), and (3) the Commonwealth of Kentucky. ...
The HCoal process (Fig. ) includes a cobaltmolybdenum (CoMo) based catalyst in the first stage that is typically used in petroleum refining, and the reactor is an ebullatedbed reactor that keeps the slurry continually moving. Because the CoMo catalyst deactivated due to sintering, metal deposition, and carbon deposition, the catalyst ...
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