Selective oil agglomeration of lignite
Abakay Temel, Halime Bozkurt, Volkan Majumder, Arun Kumar
Selective oil agglomeration of lignite - ene. 2009 - 5 p. ; 779-784
Transcripción del resúmen publicado por el autor: In this study, desulfurization and deashing of Adiyaman-Glbai lignite by the agglomeration method were studied. For this purpose, three groups of agglomeration experiments were made. The effects of solid concentration, bridging liquid type and dosage, pH, and screen size on the agglomeration after desliming were investigated in the first group of experiments. The effects of lake water and sea water (the Mediterranean Sea water, the Aegean Sea water, and the Black Sea water) on the agglomeration were investigated in the second group of experiments. The effects of different salts (NaCl, MgCl2, and FeCl3) on the agglomeration were investigated in the third group of experiments. Agglomeration results showed that the usage of sea waters and soda lake water in the agglomeration medium had a positive effect on the reduction of total sulfur content of agglomerates. In addition, the usage of NaCl, MgCl2, and FeCl3 in the agglomeration medium had a positive effect on the ash content reduction of the agglomerates.
Selective oil agglomeration of lignite - ene. 2009 - 5 p. ; 779-784
Transcripción del resúmen publicado por el autor: In this study, desulfurization and deashing of Adiyaman-Glbai lignite by the agglomeration method were studied. For this purpose, three groups of agglomeration experiments were made. The effects of solid concentration, bridging liquid type and dosage, pH, and screen size on the agglomeration after desliming were investigated in the first group of experiments. The effects of lake water and sea water (the Mediterranean Sea water, the Aegean Sea water, and the Black Sea water) on the agglomeration were investigated in the second group of experiments. The effects of different salts (NaCl, MgCl2, and FeCl3) on the agglomeration were investigated in the third group of experiments. Agglomeration results showed that the usage of sea waters and soda lake water in the agglomeration medium had a positive effect on the reduction of total sulfur content of agglomerates. In addition, the usage of NaCl, MgCl2, and FeCl3 in the agglomeration medium had a positive effect on the ash content reduction of the agglomerates.
