1989
DOI: 10.1002/aic.690350104
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Comparative SO2 reactivity of CaO derived from CaCo3 and Ca(OH)2

Abstract: Experimental data on sulfation rates of CaO particles derived from CaCO, are compared to those derived from Ca(OH), using a product W e r diffusion control model differing only in the shape of the CaO grain. Both the model and the experimental data indicate slightly higher reactivity for the Ca(OH),-derived oxide due to the observed difference in grain shape. This effect is considered as a contributor to the greater performance of Ca(OH), in pilot-scale SO, removal studies.

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“…Second, in the present study we prepared our CaO by calcining Carrara marble at 1100°C for 16 h. There exists a substantial body of literature dealing with the effects of calcination temperature, starting carbonate material and grain size, and various other processes (e.g. sintering) on the nature of the final CaO product [13,14,41,46,112]. For example, the rate of hydration is slower for dead-burnt lime (calcined at [1600°C) than for ''normal'' CaO, prepared at\1200°C [43].…”
Section: Applicability To Casing Expansion and Suggestions For Futurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Second, in the present study we prepared our CaO by calcining Carrara marble at 1100°C for 16 h. There exists a substantial body of literature dealing with the effects of calcination temperature, starting carbonate material and grain size, and various other processes (e.g. sintering) on the nature of the final CaO product [13,14,41,46,112]. For example, the rate of hydration is slower for dead-burnt lime (calcined at [1600°C) than for ''normal'' CaO, prepared at\1200°C [43].…”
Section: Applicability To Casing Expansion and Suggestions For Futurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ž . and Bruce 1986 andBruce et al 1989 applied the limiting case of product layer diffusion control with the grain model to fit the CaO sulfation data. A number of researchers have modified the original grain model to account for structural changes either empirically or through theoretical considera-Ž .…”
Section: Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Esta espécie é formada quando o calcário, após a calcinação, é exposto às condições ambientais de temperatura e umidade. 3,15,26 O segundo evento de perda de massa referente à perda de CO 2 , ou calcinação, ocorreu a partir de 640 °C. Nota-se também que na comparação das curvas TG da dolomita natural com a previamente calcinada na temperatura de 850 o C, as perdas de massa observadas foram de 31,2 e 16,9%, respectivamente.…”
Section: Emprego Da Análise Tg Na Avaliação Da Calcinação Das Amostrasunclassified
“…Os resultados obtidos são apresentados na Tabela 5 e as distribuições de diâmetros de poros na Figura 7. Observa-se que os resultados estão de acordo com o descrito na literatura, [3][4][5] principalmente com relação à área superficial BET. Assim, a metodologia de preparação de amostras proposta mostrou-se adequada para o estudo do processo de sulfatação interrompida, ou seja, com o aumento do tempo de sulfatação os poros das partículas da dolomita calcinada foram progressivamente bloqueados pelo produto CaSO 4 /MgSO 4 e a área superficial interna tornou-se inacessível.…”
Section: Proposta De Metodologia De Preparo Da Amostra Para O Estudo unclassified
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