Abstract:This study investigates
the effects of additive adsorption onto
coal particles on surface properties, hydrophobic groups on the slurryability,
and the moisture occurrence form on the performance of coal water
slurry (CWS). Mechanisms related to the different hydrophobic structures
of the additives are proposed. The adsorption method of sulfonated
acetone formaldehyde enhances the adsorption capacity of coal surfaces
but is not conducive to slurrying. Sodium lignin sulfonate has hydrophobic
ends with nonpolar a… Show more
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