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30 th Oil Shale Symposium, October 18-22, 2010 New development of Chinese oil shale activities Shuyuan Li Jialin Qian China University of Petroleum, Beijing Email: syli@cup.edu.cn Shale oil production in China in recent years u There are


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New development of Chinese

  • il shale activities

Shuyuan Li & Jialin Qian

China University of Petroleum, Beijing Email: syli@cup.edu.cn 30th Oil Shale Symposium, October 18-22, 2010

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Shale oil production in China in recent years

1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 100 200 300 400 500 600

Shale oil production / 10

3 t

Year u There are new oil shale activities in China every year. For instance, shale oil production has been increasing annually. u Last year, total shale oil production was around 550,000 t. u This year, according to preliminary estimates, total shale oil production will be more than 600,000 t (about 4 million barrels).

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Fushun Baipiao Huadian Longkou Dongning Yaijie Wangqing

6.5% 5% 10% 12% 8% 10% 6%

Oil yield from typical Chinese oil shales

l Oil contents of some oil shales used in commercial retorting operations in China are as follows: l There are 7 major oil shale retorting facilities in China: Fushun, Huadian, Wangqing, Baipiao, Longkou, Yaojie and Dongning, located in 5 provinces. l The Fushun retort (or modified Fushun retort ) is the dominant retorting technology used in China. l Of these oil shale deposits, Longkou has the highest oil yield, while Baipiao oil shale yields less than 5 wt%.

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Ø In Fushun, there two oil shale retorting plants. Ø One has 120 Fushun-type retorts (100 t/day). Ø Another has 100 Fushun-type retorts (100 t/day).

Fushun, Liaoning Province, Northeast China

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Ø The total shale oil production of these two plants is about 350,000 t per year. Ø The total annual oil shale processed is about 10 million tons.

Fushun Fushun, Liaoning Province, Northeast China

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Ø An ATP system, imported several years ago, has been constructed and installed in Fushun. Ø At present, the Fushun ATP plant is undergoing preliminary testing.

Fushun, Liaoning Province, Northeast China

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Ø At the beginning of 2010, a new shale oil refining project started in Fushun. Ø It will produce gasoline, diesel and other chemicals by upgrading shale oil using hydrogenation. Ø Hydrogen will be produced by coal gasification. Ø Total investment for this project is ~$200 million (US). Ø The construction and installation are expected to be completed in 2011. Fushun, Liaoning Province, Northeast China

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Ø In Wangqing, Longteng Energy Company has built 40 Fushun retorts to produce about 50,000 t shale

  • il per year.

Wangqing, Jilin Province, Northeast China

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Ø An oil shale power plant was constructed here in 2009. Ø There are two circular fluidized bed boilers with a vapor generation capacity of 35 t/h or an electrical generation capacity of 6000 kW. Ø Particulate oil shale (<10 mm) is used for electricity generation Ø Lump oil shale (10-75 mm) is used for shale oil production.

Wangqing, Jilin Province, Northeast China

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Longkou, Shandong Province, East China

Ø The Longkou Coal Mining company

  • perates an oil shale

retort plant that produces 60,000 tons of shale oil per year. Ø The plant has 20 Fushun retorts as

  • ne block.
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Longkou, Shandong Province, East China

Ø Last year, the first 10 retorts were completed. Ø This year, another 10 retorts were completed. Ø An additional 20 modified Fushun retorts will be installed in 2011.

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ü Oil shale is a by- product of lignite mining. ü Shale oil yield is highest in China. ü The plant is near the sea and the shale oil is directly sold as marine fuel oil. ü The company plans to import Galoter technology from Estonia in 2011.

Longkou, Shandong Province, East China

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l In Yaojie, the Gansu Coal company, in cooperation with the Sanjiang Coal Chemical company, has installed 8 oil shale retorts. l The plant has been successfully

  • perated since July

2010.

Yaojie, Gansu Province, West China

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l The retort is a square gas combustion system. l The retort has a cross- section of 3.0 m × 6 m and is 7.5 m tall. l The retorting gas mixes with air and enters the bottom of the retort where it is combusted to provide the heat for retorting.

Yaojie, Gansu Province, West China

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u The retort can process 600 tons of oil shale per day. u Oil shale is a by-product

  • f coal mining.

u The particle size used in the retort is 8-60 mm. u The shale oil recovered using this retort system is greater than 80% of the Fischer Assay yield.

Yaojie, Gansu Province, West China

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Sanjiang Coal Chemical Company successfully developed the square retort for coal retorting to produce coal tar and coke, with a capacity of 300 tons per day.

Yaojie, Gansu Province, West China

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Ø This type retort has the advantages of simple structure, low capital cost, and easy operation. Ø This retort has been widely used in western China since 2000, and has been exported to Kazakhstan for coal retorting. Ø The modified square retort is now being successfully used for oil shale retorting.

Yaojie, Gansu Province, West China

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Ø In Huadian, an oil shale power station has been operating for 14 years. Ø It consists of three circular fluidized- bed boilers for combusting oil shale. Ø Each boiler has a 65 t/h vapour capacity.

Huadian, Jilin Province, Northwest China

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Huadian, Jilin province, Northwest

Ø In Huadian, there are 3 private companies involved in oil shale utilization. All together they are using 20 Fushun-type retorts to produce 50,000 tons of shale

  • il per year.
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Ø Hongsheng Energy Company finished the construction and installation of 12 modified Fushun retorts in July 2010. Ø Each retort can process 300 tons of

  • il shale per day.

Ø The plant is currently undergoing pre-startup testing.

Huadian, Jilin Province, Northwest China

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l In this retort, there are two sections;

l The upper section is a cylinder type, similar to the Fushun retort, for oil shale retorting l The lower section is a square compartment used for semicoke cooling

l Retorting gas is indirectly heated in the tubular furnace and recycled into the upper section to heat oil shale. l The semicoke will be used as the feedstock for a power station. l Shale ash will be used as building material.

Huadian, Jilin Province, Northwest China

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Ø During trial runs, a problem with the tubular furnace was found. Ø The tubular furnace cannot provide sufficient heat to the retorting gas to reach the target

  • perating temper-

ature of ~700°C.

Huadian, Jilin Province, Northwest China

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Beipiao, Liaoning province, Northeast

ü In Beipiao, Liao- ning province, the Beipiao Coal Min- ing Co. construc- ted 40 Fushun re- torts at the begin- ning of 2009. ü 50,000 tons of shale oil is being produced per year.

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ü Because of its low oil content (~5%), only Fushun retort tech- nology can be used for Beipiao oil shale. ü After two years of

  • peration, no prob-

lems have been found. ü The oil shale is mined in open pits, making the plant economically feasible.

Beipiao, Liaoning province, Northeast

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Beipiao, Liaoning Province, Northeast China

Ø In Beipiao, Kangping Coal Co. is construc- ting 60 Fushun retorts. The facility is sched- uled for completion in 2011. Ø Shunjiu Oil Shale Co. also plans to construct 44 Fushun retorts. Ø Fuxin Coal Co. will construct another 40 Fushun retorts.

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Maoming, Gangdong Province, South China

u In Suiyuan, Guangdong province, one circular fluidized-bed boiler for combusting Maoming oil shale was constructed in 2008 with a capacity of 65 t/h vapor generation.

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Maoming, Gangdong Province, South China

Ø In Maoming, the Guangdong Power Group plans to build a power station that will use oil shale in 2011. Ø This project has the permission of the National Environmental Department. Ø In phase one, an investment of ~$600 million (US) will lead to a 420,000 kW facility. Annual oil shale use will be ~6 million tons. Ø The total investment will be ~$1.4 billion (US) and the final capacity will be 1.26 million kW using about 20 million tons of oil shale per year. Ø A circular fluidized bed will be used for power generation.

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Ø Daqing Oil Company (CNPC) is construc- ting a commercial plant with a daily processing capacity

  • f 2,000 tons of oil

shale using a solid heat carrier retort Ø The project will be finished in 2011.

Daqing (CNPC), North

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Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, North China

In Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, the China National Coal Corpor- ation plans to build a fluidized-bed oil shale retorting pilot plant with a capacity of 2,000 tons of oil shale per day.

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Ø Professor Jialin Qian, as chief editor, published a book in June 2010, written in English. Ø The book is titled “Oil Shale

  • Petroleum Alternative”,

published by China Petro- chemical Press Ø For orders, the email address is: ytt@sinopec.com )

China University of Petroleum, Beijing

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