Abstract:The chemical composition, structural and plastometric properties of typical different-ranked coals from Mongolia deposits were studied. The non-isothermal iso-conversion Ozawa-Flynn-Wall method was used to assess kinetic parameters and to differentiate decomposition steps. Key peculiarities of the pyrolysis kinetics of brown and bituminous coals were revealed and discussed in terms of the composition and plastometric properties of coals. Brown coal was shown to undergo three decomposition steps with ever incre… Show more
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