Pranam
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On Sun, 19 Sept 2021 at 01:07, 'venkat giri' via iyer123 <
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> Respected Sir/s,
>
> A. INDIA  has a cumulative total of 319.02 Billion tonnes of COAL
> reserve.
>              *COAL* has been the main source of energy in India and
> through increased coal production; coal is still fulfilling the energy
> demands of the country. The quality of coal has always remained a matter
> of concern—presently being improved through regulatory mechanisms and
> technological initiatives.
>                  India now ranks as the third largest coal producing
> country in the world after China and USA. It has been estimated that the
> country has 301.56 billion tons of coal and currently it meets about 55 per
> cent of India’s primary commercial energy needs  About 75 per cent of power
> generation is coal based in India.  The country produced about 716 Mts of
> coal per year during 2020-21.
> *                                                      India's domestic
> coal reserves have a high ash content—up to 40 to 50 percent.  When the ash
> content in coal exceeds 70% and tends toward 76%, the heating value of coal
> tends toward zero. The effects of slagging (independent of ash content in
> coal) area 20% decrease in boiler water wall loading, a 3.5% points
> decrease in boiler efficiency, and capacity reduction of 14%.
>                                    A coal with high ash content is
> undesirable, as  the ash retains the Sulphur & phosphorus and thus affects
> the quality of products in metallurgical furnace apart from increasing the
> slag volume. Besides, it may fuse and stick to the boiler tubes thereby
> reducing the heat transfer.*
> B. PARIS AREEMENT ON CLIMATECHANGE
>            Its goal is to limit global warming to well below 2, preferably
> to 1.5 degrees Celsius, compared to pre-industrial levels.
>                   To achieve this long-term temperature goal, countries
> aim to reach global peaking of greenhouse gas emissions as soon as possible
> to achieve a climate neutral world by mid-century.
>              The Paris Agreement is a landmark in the multilateral climate
> change process because, for the first time, a binding agreement brings all
> nations into a common cause to undertake ambitious efforts to combat
> climate change and adapt to its effects.
>               The Paris Agreement is a legally binding international
> treaty on climate change. It was adopted by 196 Parties at COP 
> 21-(COP-Conference
> of the Parties) in Paris, on 12 December 2015 and entered into force on 4
> November 2016.
>                           In sequel to this accord; GOI ha initiated
> Conversion of Indian Coal which has ash content; to METHANOL.
>               NITI Aayog's 'Methanol Economy' programme is aimed at
> reducing India's oil import bill, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and 
> *converting
> coal reserves into methanol. *
>
>    - *Blending of 15% methanol in gasoline.
>
>                                          * *METHANOL can replace both
>    Petrol & Diesel; in the transport sector (road, rail and marine), energy
>    sector (comprising DG sets, boilers, process heating modules, tractors and
>    commercial vehicles).  This would bring down GHG emissions by 20% in terms
>    of particulate matter, NOx, and SOx, thereby improving the urban air
>    quality.*
>    -
> *The Bureau of Indian Standards has notified 20% DME* blending with LPG,
>    and a notification for M-15, M-85, M-100 blends has been issued by the
>    Ministry of Road, Transport and Highways. Test standards and plans for the
>    M-15 blend are being evolved in consultation with the Indian Oil
>    Corporation Limited, Automotive Research Association of India and Society
>    of Indian Automobile Manufacturers. In the railway sector, RDSO is working
>    towards blending methanol in the range of 5-20% through direct fuel
>    injection in locomotives.                      *
>
>       * DME.. Dimethyl ether is made from methanol, through a dehydration
> reaction.
>
>    -  Assam Petrochemicals launched Asia’s first canister-based methanol
>    cooking fuel programme.  Methanol stoves can result in at least 20% savings
>    for households. After the success of the pilot, the methanol cooking
>    programme was scaled up to 1,00,000 households in the States of Uttar
>    Pradesh, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Goa, Karnataka,
>    Jharkhand and Manipur.
>    - Five methanol plants based on high ash coal, five DME plants, and
>    one natural gas-based methanol production plant with a capacity of 20
>    MMT/annum, in a joint venture with Israel, have been planned to be set up.
>    - Three boats and seven cargo vessels are being built by the Cochin
>    Shipyard Limited for Inland Waterways Authority of India to use methanol as
>    a marine fuel.
>    - Thermax Ltd has successfully developed a 5 KW methanol-based
>    reformer on a Direct Methanol Fuel Cell (DMFC). This module is being tested
>    to replace DG sets in mobile towers.
>    - For direct electricity generation, Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd has
>    converted a 5 KW generator set to run on 100% methanol. Kirloskar is
>    working towards converting generator sets of 150-300 KVA/KW capacity, in
>    collaboration with DOR Chemicals, Israel.
>    ................Methanol is colorless liquid alcohol and made as a raw
>    material in most chemical and fuel industries, which dramatically reduces
>    greenhouse gases formed after combustion, compared to other fuels.
>                    Methanol use as a fuel has been defined by MIT
>    University in the USA and by the Kendall Committee in the Israeli Prime
>    Minister's Office to use transportation fuel.
>     *Under R&D, work is in progress to set up coal-to-methanol plants in
>    the country using indigenous technology, which is being developed by BHEL
>    (Hyderabad and Trichy), Thermax, and IIT Delhi. Thermax and IIT Delhi
>    are working on a TPD demonstration plant, while BHEL Hyderabad and Trichy
>    are working on 1 TPD and 40 TPD demonstration plants, respectively.
>    -   An R&D project has also been sanctioned by the Department of
>    Biotechnology to IISc Bengaluru and Praj Industries Pune for the
>    production of methanol from biomass. Phase-I of the production of syngas
>    from biomass was demonstrated in January 2019.
>
>
> C .First pilot plant indigenous technology set-up to convert high ash
> coal to METHANOL.
>                                India has developed an indigenous
> technology to convert high ash Indian coal to methanol and established its
> first pilot plant in Hyderabad, the Ministry of Science & Technology said
> in a statement.
>                  This technology will help the country move towards the
> adoption of clean technology and promote the use of methanol as a
> transportation fuel (blending with petrol), thus reducing crude oil imports.
>               The broad process of converting coal into methanol consists
> of the conversion of coal to synthesis (syngas) gas, syngas cleaning and
> conditioning, syngas to methanol conversion, and methanol purification.
> Coal to methanol plants in most countries are operated with low ash coals.
> Handling of high ash and heat required to melt this high amount of ash is a
> challenge in the case of Indian coal, which generally has high ask content.
>                                                  In order to overcome this
> challenge, *Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL)* has developed the
> fluidized bed gasification technology suitable for high ash Indian coals to
> produce syngas and then convert syngas to methanol with 99% purity.
>       BHEL has integrated its existing coal into syngas the pilot plant
> at Hyderabad with the suitable downstream process for converting syngas
> into methanol. This pilot-scale project with a methanol generation capacity
> of 0.25 metric tons per day has been initiated by NITI Aayog and funded by
> the Department of Science and Technology (DST) under Clean Energy Research
> Initiative.
>                                                        Currently, the
> pilot plant is producing methanol with the purity of more than 99%. Scaling
> it up will help in optimum utilization of the country’s energy reserves and
> accelerate its journey towards self-reliance.
> *SOURCE: COURTESY..KNOWLEDGE & NEWS NETWORKS
>
>  Regards*
> *V.Sridharan*
> *Trichy*
>
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