STUDY OF MECHANICALLY ACTIVATED COAL COMBUSTION

Abstract

Combustion and air gasification of mechanically activated micro-ground coals in the flux have been studied. Influence of mechanically activated methods at coals grinding on their chemical activeness at combustion and gasification has been determined. Intense mechanical activation of coals increases their chemical activeness that enables development of new highly boosted processing methods for coals with various levels of metamorphism.

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Dates

  • Submission Date2008-08-29
  • Revision Date2008-10-24
  • Acceptance Date2008-12-26

DOI Reference

10.2298/TSCI0901127B

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