Coal Liquefaction - September 1978

	Minutes	5
	Introduction	9
	Process Development and analysis	10
	Coal Gasification Estimates	15
	Coal Liquefaction Estimates	17
	Power Generation Estimates	18
	Summary	21
	References	22
	Table I: Fuel Cost to Power Generation	23
	Lecture - Knudsen	34
	Thermal Efficiency and Production Economics of Chemical Plants	37
	Lecture - Gaensslen	61
	Investigations of Economics of the Fischer-Tropsch-Process for the Synthesis of Chemical Raw-Materials	65
	Lecture - Hubert	88
	Estimation of Economics of a modified Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis	91
	Lecture - Schnur	101
	"Chances for Production of Basic or Intermediate Chemical Products via Fischer-Tropsch Process"	102
	Lecture - Kuhn	126
	Technical and Economic Comparison of Coal Liquefaction Processes	136
	Lecture - By Rogers, Read by Hill	145
	Research of Capital Requirements, Costs and Economics of a SRC-II-Plant Under Conditions Related to the Federal Republic of Germany	164
	Lecture - Woloski	183
	Obtaining Gas, Tar and Oil	192
	Introduction	193
	Processes and Plant Concepts	194
	The LR-Process	195
	Combined Systems	196
	The LR Process Linked with a Power Plant	197
	Economic Evaluation and Further Development	199
	Product Markets	201
	Cost Estimate	206
	Study Results and Further Development	207
	Lecture - V. Diest	213
	Upgrading of Tar Distillates from Coal Gasification	219
	Lecture by Maron - Read by Simo	226
	IEA Coal Research, Economic Assessment Service, A. Baker	233
	Introduction	234
	Hydrogenation V. Synthesis - an Example	236
	Lecture - Baker	236
	Potential for Liquefaction in the U.S. Market	250
	Lecture - Hill	261
	General Discussion	264
	Hydrogenation - Kronig	278
	Direct Coal Hydrogenation - Kronig	279
	Fischer-Tropsch-Synthesis: Dr. Schur	281
	Summary
1	Introduction
2	Results of the research
	3.1 Capital requirements
	3.2 Costs
	3.3 Economics
4	Discussion of the results