Use Gasifier Gas for Thermal Application. Here's why

Manufacturing industry often look for furnace oil for use in thermal process. But, furnace oil is expensive and industry-owner need to comprise with budget. As a result, a few companies fail to see financial gain at the end of the year. Considering this serious factor, CASE Group has come up with a coal gasification technology to generate producer gas from coal. The gas, either hot or cold can be used for thermal application.

CASE Coal Gasifier is easy to operate; assures no tar formation in the pipeline and gasifier. The gasification process fix both carbon and volatile matter present in the coal.

CASE Gasifier are popular in the industry for their unmatched design, equipment durability, state-of-the-art technology, world-class performance and relentless service to its clientele.

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CASE is a 30 years old engineering company with a well-established set up in India. CASE deals in FRP Rectangular Cooling Towers, FRP Multicell Cooling Towers, FRP Intelligent Cooling Towers which came in variable color options, Hot Gas Coal Gasifier, Pyrolysis Clean Gas Coal Gasifiers, Circulating Fluidized Bed Coal Gasifiers, Pulse jet Air Pollution Control Equipment Bag House, Scale-Ban (Non Chemical Online Scale Preventor), HSS Rolls (High Speed Steel Rolls), Block Mills and Coal Briquetting machines etc. and many more.

Coal Gasifier for 100% Replacement of Furnace Oil in Steel Industry

CASE Coal Gasification technology is one of its kind to replace the use of 100% furnace oil in steel industry. 

It is for the first time in the world that steel industry can cut fuel cost by 60 % while increasing productivity. The producer gas generated by the CASE Coal Gasifier are much cheaper as compared to furnace oil and other fuel products required for heating purposes. Moreover, the technology assures no pollution and no tar formation.

To verify the above mentioned words, you may take a tour to Yash Forgings located in Nagpur, Maharashtra and other existing clients of CASE Group

Till date, the company has installed more than 200 gasifiers across the globe. If you are looking for a better investment, then it is high time to contact a reliable and authentic company, just like CASE

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India Achieve Collaboration with South Africa on Coal Gas Technology

India would seek to collaborate with the South African government in underground coal gasification technologies and to develop projects in India through suitable joint ventures (JVs).

According to an official in India’s Coal Ministry the request for bilateral India-South Africa cooperation would be a follow-up of a new policy for underground coal gasification, which was likely to be announced shortly.

The official said that a comprehensive policy encompassing all aspects of underground coal gasification, including  technology availability, the assessment of appropriate reserves, project implementation and the pricing of gas, had assumed urgency in view of India’s extremely tardy performance in this energy subsector and the shortage of coal available for power generation, despite the country’s huge coal reserves.

The South African government’s facilitation would be sought through either government-to-government agreements or technology and project JVs between companies, particularly for gasification of coal below depths of 300 m, the official said.

India’s first coal gasification project was initiated six years ago in the western Indian province of Gujarat as a JV between oil exploration and production major ONGC and Gujarat Industries and Power Corporation. However, the project has failed to take off.

It was pointed out that with 350-billion tons of potential coal reserves, only one-third was mineable and not one coal gasification project had been successfully implemented in India, while China had over 40 coal gasification plans running and had even moved to the next stage of converting coal to diesel.

Coal Gasification Policy Needed Before Blocks Are Allocated

The formulation of a coal gasification policy was a necessary precondition to the allocation of coal blocks, particularly against the backdrop of $33-billion in revenue charges against the exchequer brought by the national auditor, the Comptroller and Auditor General, in the previous coal block allocations.

The Coal Ministry estimates that even if 5% of India’s unmineable coal reserves were to be successfully exploited for gasification, it could yield three-trillion cubic metres of gas equivalent.

While the appropriate technology was not available within the country, a pilot project has been successfully implemented, which had driven the government’s attempt to seek collaborations with countries like South Africa, an official said.

Source: http://www.miningweekly.com/article/india-seeks-collaboration-with-sa-for-coal-gasification-technology-2013-02-26

India to take a call on Underground Coal Gasification Method

India is facing extreme fuel shortage and to get rid of this major issue the Indian Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs may  think about forming a new policy on underground coal gasification.

(Read: Underground Coal Gasification Survey)

As per reliable source, that CCEA may soon take a call on formation of a policy for converting the coal at the depth of below 300 metres to gas. Underground coal gasification is a method of converting coal still in the ground to a combustible gas that can be used for various uses including power generation.

The Coal Ministry moved a Cabinet note on a policy for underground coal gasification and has received comments from the various ministries on the same.

After the policy is finalised, the blocks for coal gasification would be identified and expression of interest for allocating the blocks to the companies would be invited, the source said on the conditions of anonymity. Only those companies having a net worth of at least INR 200 crore would qualify to apply for those blocks.

Mr Sriprakash Jaiswal coal minister of India had also earlier sought cooperation of countries like South Africa for underground coal gasification technologies. Earlier, the minister had hinted that there was a proposal to bring out appropriate guidelines for implementing underground coal gasification projects in the country. The gap in the demand and supply of coal which widened to 161.5 million tonne in the last fiscal is likely to touch 200 million tonne by 2016 to 2017.


Source: http://www.coalguru.com/india/cabinet_to_take_a_call_on_ug_coal_gasification_policy_soon/7696