Catalytic Natural Gas Upgrading of Low Cost Carbon Resources for Producing Valuable Commodities
催化天然气升级低成本碳资源以生产有价值的商品
基本信息
- 批准号:RGPIN-2014-04385
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 1.46万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Discovery Grants Program - Individual
- 财政年份:2015
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2015-01-01 至 2016-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Fast pyrolysis followed by hydrodeoxygenation upgrading is the most popular way to produce bio-oil from biomass. A two-step process can be combined together as hydropyrolysis treatment. This approach usually involves continuous hydrogen flow and high operation pressure (15~100 atm), resulting in significantly increased capital and operational costs. Compared to hydrogen, which is not naturally available and thus costly, methane can be readily obtained as natural gas. If methane can be employed as the reducing agent instead of hydrogen to remove oxygen from biomass while saturating the obtained liquid hydrocarbons at near atmospheric pressure (< 3 atm) and moderate temperatures (400~500°C), the produced bio-oil will become more cost competitive. Moreover, methane itself will be converted to higher hydrocarbons beneficial for extra liquid fuel production along with lower carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from the upgrading process.
The generated biomass char is conventionally discharged and delivered to separate equipment for syngas production or power generation from combustion. Unlike the separate char processing route, the proposed research will use a single step to simultaneously convert char and volatile matter from biomass pyrolysis to syngas and liquid fuel, during which the char is gasified by water vapour or CO2 generated from the methane deoxygenation of volatile matter under the facilitation of an added gasification catalyst. In addition to biomass, other low-cost carbon sources, such as low-rank coal and organic municipal and agricultural solid wastes, will be employed as feedstock for oil production with improved quality.
The proposed research aims to develop a series of low-cost catalyst candidates and an integrated process that can effectively convert natural gas and low-cost carbon resources simultaneously in one step to valuable commodities, including synthetic crude oil, syngas stream for liquid chemical or fuel production, and high-quality bio-char useful as sorbent for the cleanup of pollutants and fuel for power generation.
The synergistic effect occurring between natural gas and co-existing volatile matter generated from biomass pyrolysis will facilitate methane activation and subsequent bio-oil upgrading with the use of a specially tailored catalyst developed through this proposed research program. Any breakthrough achieved from this research will allow for fundamental reforms in the field of energy and will change the way people view fossil fuel energy. Compared to coal and oil, natural gas is a much cleaner fossil fuel source, releasing less nitrogen oxides and CO2 into the atmosphere during combustion. Moreover, if an effective and economical strategy is identified through the proposed study, the low cost and massive reserves of natural gas will allow for its wide application in the future as a primary energy carrier for powering the world. Furthermore, the employment of renewable energy resources, such as biomass and organic solid wastes, in this proposed novel process will keep Canada as a leader of innovations in the clean energy field and provide environmental benefits through reduced greenhouse gas emissions and landfilled wastes.
快速热解加氢脱氧升级是目前生物质生产生物油最常用的方法。两步工艺可以结合在一起作为加氢热解处理。这种方法通常涉及持续的氢气流和高操作压力(15~100 atm),导致资金和操作成本显着增加。氢气不是天然存在的,因此价格昂贵,与之相比,甲烷可以很容易地作为天然气获得。如果在接近大气压(< 3atm)和中等温度(400~500°C)的条件下,甲烷可以代替氢气作为还原剂来去除生物质中的氧,同时使所获得的液态烃饱和,那么所生产的生物油将更具成本竞争力。此外,甲烷本身将转化为更高的碳氢化合物,有利于额外的液体燃料生产,同时在升级过程中减少二氧化碳(CO2)排放。
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