Development of a process for producing an ashless low sulfur fuel from coal.
Volume IV,
Product studies.
Part 4,
Sulfur removal from coal minerals /
work performed by Ibrahim Vohra, under subcontract with the Pittsburg & Midway Coal Mining Co, for Office of Coal Research.

Description

Main Author

Vohra, Ibrahim R.

Related Names

United States. Office of Coal Research.
Pittsburg & Midway Coal Mining Co.

Language(s)

English

Published

Washington, D.C. : U.S. G.P.O., [1972 i.e. 1974]

Subjects

Coal preparation.
Coal liquefaction.
Coal > Coal / Desulfurization.
Coal ash.
Coal ash.
Coal > Coal / Desulfurization.
Coal preparation.
Coal liquefaction.

Summary

"This report cummarizes the experimental investigation of sulfur removal from the residual solids of the Solvent Refined Coal Process. The residue, called coal minerals, contains various amounts of the ferrous oxide, silica, carbon and alumina. The preferential oxidation technique for sulfur removal was tested on the coal mineral for the oxidation of ferrous sulfide. The process is reviewed and the results reported in the thesis."

Note

"The data and conclusions presented in this report are essentially those of the contractor and are not necessarily endorsed by the Office of Coal Research, Department of the Interior."

Physical Description

vii, 30 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm.

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