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Advanced direct coal liquefaction concepts

Authors: Berger, D. J.; Parker, R. J.; Simpson, P. L.;

Advanced direct coal liquefaction concepts

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During the first quarter of FY 1993, the Project proceeded close to the Project Plan. The analysis of the feed material has been completed as far as possible. Some unplanned distillation was needed to correct the boiling range of the Black Thunder solvent used during the autoclave tests. Additional distillation will be required if the same solvent is to be used for the bench unit tests. A decision on this is still outstanding. The solvent to be used with Illinois No. 6 coal has not yet been defined. As a result, the procurement of the feed and the feed analysis is somewhat behind schedule. Agglomeration tests with Black Thunder coal indicates that small agglomerates can be formed. However, the ash removal is quite low (about 10%), which is not surprising in view of the low ash content of the coal. The first series of autoclave tests with Black Thunder coal was completed as planned. Also, additional runs are in progress as repeats of previous runs or at different operating conditions based on the data obtained so far. The results are promising indicating that almost complete solubilization (close to 90%) of Black Thunder coal can be achieved in a CO/H[sub 2]Omore » environment at our anticipated process conditions. The design of the bench unit has been completed. In contrast to the originally planned modifications, the bench unit is now designed based on a computerized control and data acquisition system. All major items of equipment have been received, and prefabrication of assemblies and control panels is proceeding on schedule. Despite a slight delay in the erection of the structural steel, it is anticipated that the bench unit will be operational at the beginning of April 1993.« less

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& Peat-- Hydrogenation & Liquefaction, Fossil Fuels, And Peat, Carbonaceous Materials, Fuels, Coal Liquefaction, Research Programs, Information, Lignite, Materials, Distillation, Data, Progress Report, Agglomeration, Thermochemical Processes 010405* -- Coal, Document Types, 01 Coal, Separation Processes, Liquefaction, Numerical Data, Coal, Bench-Scale Experiments, Autoclaves, Deashing, Solvents, Experimental Data, Energy Sources, Organic Solvents

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