Coke Oven Techniques 1982
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-009-7367-1_6
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Coal Carbonization: Formation, Properties and Relevance of Microstructures in Resultant Cokes

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“…In run seventeen (17), the ash content of the THF-insoluble was higher than the other THF-insoluble fractions resulting in a large positive difference in the ash balance. In run number eighteen (18), the difference in the ash content is large because no coal is being fed to the reactor. Hence the amount of ash in both the products and the feed is very small making it difficult to determine with great accuracy.…”
Section: Ash Balancementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In run seventeen (17), the ash content of the THF-insoluble was higher than the other THF-insoluble fractions resulting in a large positive difference in the ash balance. In run number eighteen (18), the difference in the ash content is large because no coal is being fed to the reactor. Hence the amount of ash in both the products and the feed is very small making it difficult to determine with great accuracy.…”
Section: Ash Balancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…A total of eighteen (18) coal liquefaction runs were performed at DOE/NETL. In order to evaluate the effect of reaction temperature and solvent, nine runs were used.…”
Section: Parameter Evaluationmentioning
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