2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.coal.2005.05.003
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Matching gasification technologies to coal properties

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“…2002). Obecność w popiele węgla dużych ilości CaO (w porównaniu do 4,35% wg Cebulaka), może z kolei przyczyniać się do wzrostu temperatury topnienia popiołu (Collot 2006;Porada i in. 2014;Róg 2003), co jest korzystne w przypadku przeznaczenia badanego węgla do zgazowania.…”
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“…2002). Obecność w popiele węgla dużych ilości CaO (w porównaniu do 4,35% wg Cebulaka), może z kolei przyczyniać się do wzrostu temperatury topnienia popiołu (Collot 2006;Porada i in. 2014;Róg 2003), co jest korzystne w przypadku przeznaczenia badanego węgla do zgazowania.…”
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“…Gasification is defined as the reaction of carbonaceous feedstocks with air, oxygen, steam and/or carbon dioxide aiming the production of syngas (H 2 and CO), which is suitable for use as a source of energy or as a raw material for the synthesis of chemicals, liquid fuels or other gaseous fuels (Minchener, 2005;Collot, 2006). Producing syngas from coal gasification has attracted major interest mainly due to the generated gas with a H 2 /CO ratio between 1 and 2.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This category of thermochemical conversion has vast application possibilities in the energy field, being praised for its efficient, clean and economically competitive attributes (Ochoa et al, 2001;Collot, 2006).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is a large number of gasification processes implemented at commercial level and the choice of a given gasification technology is difficult because it depends on diverse factors such as solid fuel availability, type and cost; size constraints; and production rate of energy. Even, in principle, all types of solid fuels can be gasified, the properties of the material to be processed are the least flexible factor to be considered in the analysis and, then, the gasification technology should be primarily matched to the properties of the solid fuels available for gasification (Collot, 2006).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%