This study presents the first demonstration project in China for treatment of coal-bed methane(CBM) co-produced water and recycling.The work aims to provide a research and innovation base for solving the pollution pro...This study presents the first demonstration project in China for treatment of coal-bed methane(CBM) co-produced water and recycling.The work aims to provide a research and innovation base for solving the pollution problem of CBM extraction water.The reverse osmosis(RO) unit is applied to the treatment of CBM co-produced water.The results indicate that system operation is stable,the removal efficiency of the total dissolved solids(TDS) is as high as 97.98%,and Fe,Mn,and F-are almost completely removed.There is no suspended solids(SS) detected in the treated water.Furthermore,a model for the RO membrane separation process is developed to describe the quantitative relationship between key physical quantities-membrane length,flow velocity,salt concentration,driving pressure and water recovery rate,and the water recovery restriction equation based on mass balance is developed.This model provides a theoretical support for the RO system design and optimization.The TDS in the CBM co-produced water are removed to meet the "drinking water standards" and "groundwater quality standards" of China and can be used as drinking water,irrigation water,and livestock watering.In addition,the cost for treatment of CBM co-produced water is assessed,and the RO technology is an efficient and cost-effective treatment method to remove pollutants.展开更多
Aspen plus software was employed to simulate process. The system concludes gasification scrubbing system the opposed multi-burner gasifier (OMB) methanol production and purification shift system. The distributions o...Aspen plus software was employed to simulate process. The system concludes gasification scrubbing system the opposed multi-burner gasifier (OMB) methanol production and purification shift system. The distributions of ammonia con- centration in streams were obtained. The study demonstrates that ammonium crystallization problem caused by ammonia ac- cumulation, and if the process has ammonia exports its concentration will greatly reduced and the ammonia salt problem will effectively alleviate. Aspen plus simulation is a useful tool strengthening the ammonia recycling use and reducing pollutant for improving water quality, maintaining stable production, emissions.展开更多
When used with large energy sparkers, marine multichannel small-scale high-resolution seismic detection technology has a high resolution, high-detection precision, a wide applicable range, and is very flexible. Positi...When used with large energy sparkers, marine multichannel small-scale high-resolution seismic detection technology has a high resolution, high-detection precision, a wide applicable range, and is very flexible. Positive results have been achieved in submarine geological research, particularly in the investigation of marine gas hydrates. However, the amount of traveltime difference information is reduced for the velocity analysis under conditions of a shorter spread length, thus leading to poorer focusing of the velocity spectrum energy group and a lower accuracy of the velocity analysis. It is thus currently debatable whether the velocity analysis accuracy of short-arrangement multichannel seismic detection technology is able to meet the requirements of practical application in natural gas hydrate exploration. Therefore, in this study the bottom boundary of gas hydrates(Bottom Simulating Reflector, BSR) is used to conduct numerical simulation to discuss the accuracy of the velocity analysis related to such technology. Results show that a higher dominant frequency and smaller sampling interval are not only able to improve the seismic resolution, but they also compensate for the defects of the short-arrangement, thereby improving the accuracy of the velocity analysis. In conclusion, the accuracy of the velocity analysis in this small-scale, high-resolution, multi-channel seismic detection technology meets the requirements of natural gas hydrate exploration.展开更多
In this paper, the application of molecular catalysis for steam reforming of ethanol (SRE) is reviewed. Eight metals (Ni, Co, Cu Pt, Rh, Pd, Ir and Ru) have shown high catalytic activity for SRE. Among them Ni and...In this paper, the application of molecular catalysis for steam reforming of ethanol (SRE) is reviewed. Eight metals (Ni, Co, Cu Pt, Rh, Pd, Ir and Ru) have shown high catalytic activity for SRE. Among them Ni and Rh are very promising because of high d character in the metal bond and low metal-oxygen bonding (vs. metal-carbon). They can effectively promote C-C bond cleavage in the rate-determining process during SRE. However, Rh is weak in water-gas-shift so that CH4 and CO become the main by-products at low reaction temperatures, while Ni catalysts suffer from rapid deactivation due to coking and sintering. Two low-temperature CO-free catalysts have been developed in our lab, namely Rh-Fe/Ca-Al2O3 and carbonyl-derived Rh-Co/CeO2, in which the presence of iron oxide or Co can promote water-gas-shift reaction and significantly improve the SRE performance. On the other hand, adding 3 wt% CaO to Ni/Al2O3 can greatly improve the catalyst stability because the Ca modification not only increases Ni concentration on the Ni/Ca-Al2O3 surface and 3d valence electron density, but also facilitates the water adsorption and coke gasification via water-gas-shift. The availability of abundant surface OH groups helps the formation and conversion of adsorbed formate intermediate. Hence, ethanol reaction on Ca-Al2O3-supported Ni, Pt, Pd and Rh catalysts are found to follow the formate-intermediated pathway, a new reaction pathway alternative to the traditional acetate-interrnediated pathway.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Basic Research Program of China(2011ZX05060-0052009ZX05039-003)+2 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(21106176)the President Fund of GUCAS(Y15101JY00)the National Science Foundation for Post-doctoral Scientists of China(20110490627)
文摘This study presents the first demonstration project in China for treatment of coal-bed methane(CBM) co-produced water and recycling.The work aims to provide a research and innovation base for solving the pollution problem of CBM extraction water.The reverse osmosis(RO) unit is applied to the treatment of CBM co-produced water.The results indicate that system operation is stable,the removal efficiency of the total dissolved solids(TDS) is as high as 97.98%,and Fe,Mn,and F-are almost completely removed.There is no suspended solids(SS) detected in the treated water.Furthermore,a model for the RO membrane separation process is developed to describe the quantitative relationship between key physical quantities-membrane length,flow velocity,salt concentration,driving pressure and water recovery rate,and the water recovery restriction equation based on mass balance is developed.This model provides a theoretical support for the RO system design and optimization.The TDS in the CBM co-produced water are removed to meet the "drinking water standards" and "groundwater quality standards" of China and can be used as drinking water,irrigation water,and livestock watering.In addition,the cost for treatment of CBM co-produced water is assessed,and the RO technology is an efficient and cost-effective treatment method to remove pollutants.
文摘Aspen plus software was employed to simulate process. The system concludes gasification scrubbing system the opposed multi-burner gasifier (OMB) methanol production and purification shift system. The distributions of ammonia con- centration in streams were obtained. The study demonstrates that ammonium crystallization problem caused by ammonia ac- cumulation, and if the process has ammonia exports its concentration will greatly reduced and the ammonia salt problem will effectively alleviate. Aspen plus simulation is a useful tool strengthening the ammonia recycling use and reducing pollutant for improving water quality, maintaining stable production, emissions.
基金supported by the National Scientific Foundation of China (Grant no. 41506085)the Open Foundation of the Key Laboratory of Gas Hydrate, Ministry of Land and Resources, China (Grant no. SHW [2014]-DX-12)the China Geological Survey Project (Grant no. DD20160213)
文摘When used with large energy sparkers, marine multichannel small-scale high-resolution seismic detection technology has a high resolution, high-detection precision, a wide applicable range, and is very flexible. Positive results have been achieved in submarine geological research, particularly in the investigation of marine gas hydrates. However, the amount of traveltime difference information is reduced for the velocity analysis under conditions of a shorter spread length, thus leading to poorer focusing of the velocity spectrum energy group and a lower accuracy of the velocity analysis. It is thus currently debatable whether the velocity analysis accuracy of short-arrangement multichannel seismic detection technology is able to meet the requirements of practical application in natural gas hydrate exploration. Therefore, in this study the bottom boundary of gas hydrates(Bottom Simulating Reflector, BSR) is used to conduct numerical simulation to discuss the accuracy of the velocity analysis related to such technology. Results show that a higher dominant frequency and smaller sampling interval are not only able to improve the seismic resolution, but they also compensate for the defects of the short-arrangement, thereby improving the accuracy of the velocity analysis. In conclusion, the accuracy of the velocity analysis in this small-scale, high-resolution, multi-channel seismic detection technology meets the requirements of natural gas hydrate exploration.
基金The funding from the Institute of Chemical and Engineering Sciences,Singapore,to support the project"Alcohol Reforming for Hydrogen Generation"
文摘In this paper, the application of molecular catalysis for steam reforming of ethanol (SRE) is reviewed. Eight metals (Ni, Co, Cu Pt, Rh, Pd, Ir and Ru) have shown high catalytic activity for SRE. Among them Ni and Rh are very promising because of high d character in the metal bond and low metal-oxygen bonding (vs. metal-carbon). They can effectively promote C-C bond cleavage in the rate-determining process during SRE. However, Rh is weak in water-gas-shift so that CH4 and CO become the main by-products at low reaction temperatures, while Ni catalysts suffer from rapid deactivation due to coking and sintering. Two low-temperature CO-free catalysts have been developed in our lab, namely Rh-Fe/Ca-Al2O3 and carbonyl-derived Rh-Co/CeO2, in which the presence of iron oxide or Co can promote water-gas-shift reaction and significantly improve the SRE performance. On the other hand, adding 3 wt% CaO to Ni/Al2O3 can greatly improve the catalyst stability because the Ca modification not only increases Ni concentration on the Ni/Ca-Al2O3 surface and 3d valence electron density, but also facilitates the water adsorption and coke gasification via water-gas-shift. The availability of abundant surface OH groups helps the formation and conversion of adsorbed formate intermediate. Hence, ethanol reaction on Ca-Al2O3-supported Ni, Pt, Pd and Rh catalysts are found to follow the formate-intermediated pathway, a new reaction pathway alternative to the traditional acetate-interrnediated pathway.