High Temperature Carbonization of Turkish Bituminous Coals in Jenkner Retort

Sütçü, Hale; Toroğlu, İhsan; Pişkin, Sabriye

doi:10.1080/00908310490445544

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“…The large amounts of coals used yield results as close to reality as possible at a low cost (Sutcu et al, 2004 and references cited therein). The coking process of the blends of weight 1000 g was performed in an apparatus with a steel Jenkner's retort.…”

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confidence: 87%

Characterization of the porous structure of cokes produced from the blends of three Polish bituminous coking coals

Krzesińska¹,

Pusz²,

Smędowski³

2009

International Journal of Coal Geology

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Characterization of the porous structure of cokes produced from the blends of three Polish bituminous coking coals

Krzesińska¹,

Pusz²,

Smędowski³

2009

International Journal of Coal Geology

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“…The tar samples were obtained by subjecting the coal samples to high temperature carbonization at a heating rate of 3 • C/minute and at a temperature of 1050 • C in a Jenkner retort. The apparatus, which was developed by Jenkner, makes it possible to produce metallurgical coke and its by-products (liquid and gas) through high temperature carbonization under laboratory conditions and large amounts of coals used yield results as close to reality as possible at a low cost (Sutcu et al, 2004;Roberts and Jenkner, 1934;Loison et al, 1989;Anon, 1951).…”

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confidence: 98%

Structural Characterization of Oil Component of High Temperature Pyrolysis Tars

2005

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“…400 °C. Bio-char, end-product, was weighted after the experiment and gas yield was calculated by taking the difference (Sutcu et al, 2004). Three repetitions were done for each experiment.…”

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Chemical Characterization of Lebonan Cedar Tar

Pekgözlü

Kuştaş

Mercan³

et al. 2017

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Chemical characterization of Cedrus libani A. Rich tar, obtained by the traditional method and Jenkner Retort, was studied. Roots and fallen branches were used and analyzed separately. FID-GC and GC-MS were used for the characterization. The tar yield of Jenkner Retort was 60 %, while it is 30-40 % in the traditional method. 41 compounds were identifi ed. β-himachalane (22-28 %) was found to be the main compound in all tars. α-himachalane (6-10%) and longifolene (7-9 %) were the other important compounds. Some compounds, which have antifungal and insecticides effects like deodarone and E-(α)-atlantone, were determined only in tars of roots. Phenolic compounds were not determined by the traditional method.

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High Temperature Carbonization of Turkish Bituminous Coals in Jenkner Retort

Cited by 5 publications

References 4 publications

Characterization of the porous structure of cokes produced from the blends of three Polish bituminous coking coals

Characterization of the porous structure of cokes produced from the blends of three Polish bituminous coking coals

Structural Characterization of Oil Component of High Temperature Pyrolysis Tars

Chemical Characterization of Lebonan Cedar Tar

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