1982
DOI: 10.1016/0016-2361(82)90201-0
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Stability of some coal and tar sands syncrude fractions

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“…These correlations require the molecular weight of each component. Molecular weights for both pseudocomponents are estimated using the boiling-point characterization for the SRC-I1 middle distillate presented by Brinkman and Bowden (1982). The molecular weight of the alkane pseudocomponent is 183.3, that of the fused-ring pseudocomponent is…”
Section: Hydrogen Solubility In Coal-derived Liquidsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These correlations require the molecular weight of each component. Molecular weights for both pseudocomponents are estimated using the boiling-point characterization for the SRC-I1 middle distillate presented by Brinkman and Bowden (1982). The molecular weight of the alkane pseudocomponent is 183.3, that of the fused-ring pseudocomponent is…”
Section: Hydrogen Solubility In Coal-derived Liquidsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The coal liquids studied in this project were produced during run 77SR-12 (7) at the Fort Lewis pilot plant which charged Pittsburgh seam coal from the Blacksville (WV) Mine No. 2. That run produced yields (weight percent moisture-ash-free coal) of 5.9% naphtha, 17.9% middle distillate, and 5.8% heavy distillate.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The methods were extended to measure the composition of the vapor phase at equilibrium for the hydrogen-Tetralin system. Apparatus A static system with a 2-L autoclave was selected for this project because (1) It was simple to operate, (2) the cost was relatively low, (3) design, assembly, and operation were possible in shortest time, (4) it gives reasonable accuracy, and (5) it was deemed best suited for study of coal liquids and complex systems containing water, ammonia, and hydrogen sulfide as well as hydrogen. The static system suffers most from Increased probability of sample reactions at high temperatures owing to the long exposure times.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Raw coal derived liquids, as received from liquefaction units, must be further hydrotreated before being used either as a boiler fuel or refinery feed stock because of their high heteroatom content. Nitrogen, sulfur, and Oxygen cause storage problems (Brinkman and Bowden, 1982). Sulfur and nitrogen content must meet the EPA emission standards.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%